Panel portion of a dynamic graphical user interface for browsing a carousel panel of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product of this design: The panel portion of a dynamic graphical user interface of a browsing carousel panel of an electronic device. 2. Purpose of the product of this design: an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this design product are the part of the graphical user interface for which protection is sought. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Design 1 main view. 5. Designate Design 1 as the basic design. 6.Purpose of the graphical user interface: Purpose of the overall interface: Used to display the user's album pictures or photos, etc. It also allows the user to view multiple panels displayed in a carousel in a horizontal direction, providing the user with a dynamic view of the panels. The part of the interface is the panel that displays the image. The main view of Design 1 is the initial state of the interface. When the user's selector moves horizontally to the right along the panel, the interface changes in the order of Design 1 change state diagrams 1 to 3. The width of the panel changes as it moves. The width of the compressed panel on the left side of the interface gradually increases and is gradually moved to the middle of the screen as the user moves horizontally. The panel with the largest width located in the middle of the screen is gradually moved to the right of the screen as the user moves horizontally, and its width is gradually compressed. The interface implements the effect of image carousel as the user moves horizontally, allowing more panels to be displayed when the width of some panels is shrunk, and more information or images to be displayed when the panels are enlarged. The human-computer interaction method and functions of Design 2 are the same as those of Design 1. 7. Other situations that need to be explained Other explanations: The dotted line part in the figure is the content that is not requested for protection, and the dot-dash line is the dividing line between the part requested for protection and the part not requested for protection.

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