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This paper introduces an ongoing technique for dynamically updating presentational attributes of UI elements. Starting from an existing web layout, the webmaster specifies what elements are candidates to be modified. Then, touch-based events are used as implicit inputs to an adaptive engine that automatically modifies, rearranges, and restyles the interacted items according to browsing usage. In this way, the UI is capable of (incrementally) adapting itself to the abilities of individual users at run-time.