Live broadcast list module for interactive graphical user interface of live broadcast room in electronic equipment

Abstract

1. The name of the product of this design: Live broadcast list module for an interactive graphical user interface in a live broadcast room of an electronic device. 2. Purpose of the product of this design: an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this design product lie in the solid-line content of the graphical user interface; the dotted-line content does not constitute part of the design for which protection is sought. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: main view of Design 2. 5. Designate Design 2 as the base design. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: used for interaction in the live broadcast room, and the local purpose that needs to be protected is used to display the live broadcast list module in the live broadcast room. 7. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: In Design 1, the user can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 1 to enter the live broadcast room. When there are no guests in the live broadcast room, the live broadcast card displays a plus sign entrance, as shown in the first card in the main view list of Design 1. The user can click the plus sign control in the first card in the list to apply to join the live broadcast room. When there are too many guests in the live broadcast room and their avatars exceed one row, the number of guests will be displayed and you can swipe left and right to view the guest avatars, as shown in the second card in the main view list of Design 1. In Design 2, users can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 2 to enter the live broadcast room. When there are no guests in the live broadcast room, the live broadcast card displays a plus sign entrance, as shown in the first card in the main view list of Design 2. The user can click the plus sign control in the first card in the list to apply to join the live broadcast room. When there are too many guests in the live broadcast room and their avatars exceed one line, the number of guests will be displayed and you can swipe left and right to view the guest avatars, as shown in the second card in the main view list of Design 2. Users can also click the "Join" control in the chat invitation card in the main view interface of Design 2 to join the chat, or switch to other invitation cards by sliding the chat invitation card left or right. In Design 3, users can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 3 to enter the live broadcast room. When there are no guests in the live broadcast room, the live broadcast card displays a plus sign entrance, as shown in the first card in the main view list of Design 3. The user can click the plus sign control in the first card in the list to apply to join the live broadcast room. Users can also click the "Join" control in the chat invitation card in the main view interface of Design 3 to join the chat, or switch to other invitation cards by sliding the chat invitation card left or right. In Design 4, the user can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 4 to enter the live broadcast room. When there are no guests in the live broadcast room, the live broadcast card displays a plus sign entrance, as shown in the first card in the main view list of Design 4. The user can click the plus sign control in the first card in the list to apply to join the live broadcast room. Users can also click the "Join" control in the chat invitation card in the main view interface of Design 4 to join the chat. In Design 5, the user can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 5 to enter the live broadcast room. When there are no guests in the live broadcast room, the live broadcast card displays a plus sign entrance, as shown in the first card in the main view list of Design 5. The user can click the plus sign control in the first card in the list to apply to join the live broadcast room. The user can also click the "Join" control in the chat invitation card in the design 5 main view interface to join the chat, or switch to the invitation main interface by continuing to swipe left on the chat invitation card. In Design 6, the user can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 6 to enter the live broadcast room. When there are too many guests in the live broadcast room and their avatars exceed one line, the number of guests will be displayed and you can swipe left and right to view the guest avatars, as shown in the second card in the main view list of Design 6. When the user slides the guest avatar in the second card of the Design 6 main view interface to the left, more guest avatars can be viewed on the right, presenting the interface changes from the Design 6 main view to the Design 6 interface change status diagram. In Design 7, users can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 7 to enter the live broadcast room. When the user slides the chat invitation card in the Design 7 main view interface to the left, the next invitation card can be viewed, presenting the interface change from the Design 7 main view to the Design 7 interface change state diagram 2. In Design 8, users can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 8 to enter the live broadcast room. The main view of Design 8 is when the user slides the chat card in the interface to the left to the last invitation card. When the user slides the chat invitation card in the Design 8 main view interface to the left, he / she will be redirected to the invitation main interface, showing the interface changes from the Design 8 main view to the Design 8 interface change status diagram. In Design 9, users can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 9 to enter the live broadcast room. When the user slides the chat invitation card in the main view interface of Design 9 to the left, the next invitation card can be viewed, presenting the interface change from the main view of Design 9 to the interface change state diagram 2 of Design 9. Design 9 interface change state diagram 2 shows the situation where the user slides the chat card in the interface to the left to the last invitation card. When the user continues to slide the chat invitation card in Design 9 interface change state diagram 2 to the left, it can jump to the invitation main interface, presenting the interface changes from Design 9 interface change state diagram 2 to Design 9 interface change state diagram 3. In Design 10, the user can click on any live broadcast card in the main view interface of Design 10 to enter the live broadcast room. When the user slides the chat invitation card in the main view interface of Design 10 to the left, the next invitation card can be viewed, presenting the interface change from the main view of Design 10 to the interface change state diagram 2 of Design 10. Design 10 interface change state diagram 2 shows the situation where the user slides the chat card in the interface to the left to the last invitation card. When the user continues to slide the chat invitation card in Design 10 interface change state diagram 2 to the left, it can jump to the invitation main interface, presenting the interface changes from Design 10 interface change state diagram 2 to Design 10 interface change state diagram 4.

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