Navigation function module for a navigation function position-associated interactive graphical user interface of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Navigation Function Module of the Graphical User Interface Associated with the Location of the Navigation Function for Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: An electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the partial part of the graphical user interface. The part outside the dashed line is the partial part claimed for protection. 4. Picture or Photograph Most Indicating the Design Key Points: The front view of Design 2. 5. Design 2 is designated as the basic design. 6. Use of the Graphical User Interface: The overall appearance design of the interface is used for map navigation interaction, navigation function module display, location association of navigation function modules, integration of navigation function prompts, etc. The partial appearance design of the interface is used for location association of navigation function modules, integration of navigation function prompts, etc. 7. Human-Computer Interaction Method of the Graphical User Interface: In the front view of Design 1, the top navigation functions are centrally displayed: information such as starting and ending points, waypoints, travel mode, license plate, etc. Higher-correlated prompt information is displayed below it. Users can click the cross on the right side of the prompt information to close the prompt; at the bottom of the interface, associated navigation functions are displayed according to scenario-based recommendations, and users can click any function control to perform the corresponding operation. In the front view of Design 2, the top navigation functions are centrally displayed: information such as starting and ending points, waypoints, travel mode, license plate, etc. Higher-correlated prompt information is displayed below it. Users can click the cross on the right side of the prompt information to close the prompt; an entrance for recommended route preference settings is displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can click the arrow in the entrance to expand the preference settings bar to select the preferred route; at the bottom of the interface, associated navigation functions are displayed according to scenario-based recommendations, and users can click any function control to perform the corresponding operation. The human-computer interaction method of Design 3 is the same as that of Design 1. In the front view of Design 4, the top navigation functions are centrally displayed: information such as starting and ending points, waypoints, travel mode, license plate, etc. Higher-correlated prompt information is displayed below it. Users can click the cross on the right side of the prompt information to close the prompt; an entrance for preference route settings and a preference prompt bubble (a prompt bubble will pop up when there are conflicts in the preferred routes set by the user) are displayed in the middle of the interface. Users can click the preference prompt bubble to quickly expand the preference settings bar to switch routes; at the bottom of the interface, associated navigation functions are displayed according to scenario-based recommendations, and users can click any function control to perform the corresponding operation. The human-computer interaction methods of Design 5 and Design 6 are the same as that of Design 4. In the front view of Design 7, the starting and ending points and waypoint navigation function modules are displayed at the top of the interface. Users can click the corresponding functions to input location information; they can also click the "Start Navigation" control at the bottom of the interface to start navigation. In the front view of Design 8, the top navigation functions centrally display information such as the starting and ending points, waypoints, travel mode, license plate, etc. Users can click on the corresponding functions to input location information or select a travel mode; they can also click on the "Start Navigation" control at the bottom of the interface to start navigation. In the front view of Design 9, the starting and ending point and waypoint navigation function modules are displayed at the top of the interface. Users can click on the corresponding functions to input location information.

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