Fine-tuning operation area of the graphical user interface for data query operation of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Fine-tuning Operation Area of the Graphic User Interface for Data Query and Operation of Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: An electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the protected part of the graphic user interface. 4. Picture or Photo Most Illustrating the Design Key Points: The front view of Design 1. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Use of the Graphic User Interface: The overall interface is the graphic user interface of a data query and operation management platform, and interactive operations can be performed through selection, editing, etc. The protected part shows the interactive operation area for fine-tuning tasks to configure fine-tuning tasks. On the left side of the fine-tuning task interactive operation area is the comparison display area for the context information of the fine-tuning content, and on the right side is the editing area for the content to be fine-tuned. In the front view of Design 1, clicking the "Modify" button on the right can be used for editing. When no problem is checked or selected on the left, the content box of "Select Problem" on the right is empty. Clicking the text switching entry "Problems to be Fine-tuned" in the upper right corner of the display area on the left side of the front view interface can switch to the interface change state diagram. Answers can be edited in the input box in the editing area on the right side of the interface change state diagram for answer fine-tuning. In addition, the selection box at the lower right can be checked to select similar problems, click the prompt text with a plus sign at the lower right to add similar problems, and click "Delete" to delete problems. The interface uses of Designs 2, 3, and 7 are the same as the corresponding interfaces of Design 1, so their detailed descriptions are omitted. The front view of Design 4 shows the state where an icon of the answer appears when a certain problem is selected. Clicking on the icon or hovering the mouse over it can display the system answer content bubble. The front views of Designs 5 and 8 show the state where two problems are checked by clicking the selection box on the left or the "Last 2 Items" quick button on the right is clicked. The front views of Designs 6 and 9 show the state where an intention is generated after selecting 3 problems on the left and clicking the "Test Generation Intention" button on the right. The user can click any of the release buttons in the lower right corner to submit and release. 7. Other Situations Requiring Explanation: Other Explanation: The peripheral parts around the interface covered in a green semi-transparent coating manner in the views are not the parts protected by this design, and "XXXX" in the views represents text content. Designs 2, 5, and 6 claim protection for color.

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