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S. P. Gore, G. van Ginkel, S. Velankar, G. J. Kleywegt (EBI, Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Due to the complexity and volume of information in the domain of structural bioinformatics, it is a challenge to create consistent, intuitive and compact presentations of structures and related data on web pages. To address this problem, the Protein Data Bank in Europe (PDBe; pdbe.org) develops and uses widgets, small modules of functionality that can be used in any web page. Widgets provide consistent rendering of high-quality and up-to-date information and facilitate flexible web development and writing modular, re-usable code. At present, PDBe provides three types of widget: (a) PDBprints uses ordered icons (PDBlogos) to convey at-a-glance information about important aspects of a PDB entry, such as taxonomy, experimental technique, composition etc. (b) PDBportfolio is a slideshow that highlights important aspects of an entry using images, annotation and hyperlinks for quaternary structure, sequence and structure domains, ligands etc. (c) UniPDB shows the structural coverage of a protein from UniProt in the current PDB archive. All PDBe widgets can be (and are) used freely by third-party websites.