Directory display area of the graphical user interface for directory display of an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product of this design: Catalog display area of a catalog display graphical user interface for an electronic device. 2. Purpose of this design product: an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this design product lie in the part of the graphical user interface in the electronic device for which protection is sought. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Main view of Design 1. 5. Designate Design 1 as the base design. 6. Uses of Graphical User Interface: Graphical User Interface is used to present catalogue. The claimed portion of the graphical user interface is used to display a directory. In response to the user sliding up the directory display area of the Design 1 main view, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 1 main view to the Design 1 change state diagram 1, so as to display the folder hierarchy structure of the current location in the top navigation bar; in response to the user continuing to slide the directory display area upward, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 1 change state diagram 1 to the Design 1 change state diagram 2, so as to display the folder hierarchy structure of the current location in the top navigation bar; in response to the user continuing to slide the directory display area upward, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 1 change state diagram 2 to the Design 1 change state diagram 3, so as to display the folder hierarchy structure of the current location in the top navigation bar; in response to the user touching or clicking the third-level folder label in the Design 1 change state diagram 3, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 1 change state diagram 3 to the Design 1 change state diagram 4, so as to display the file directory under the folder. In response to the user sliding up the directory display area of the Design 2 main view, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 2 main view to the Design 2 change state diagram 1, so as to display the folder hierarchy structure of the current location in the top navigation bar; in response to the user continuing to slide the directory display area upward, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 2 change state diagram 1 to the Design 2 change state diagram 2, so as to display the folder hierarchy structure of the current location in the top navigation bar; in response to the user continuing to slide the directory display area upward, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 2 change state diagram 2 to the Design 2 change state diagram 3, so as to display the folder hierarchy structure of the current location in the top navigation bar. In response to the user sliding up the directory display area of the Design 3 main view, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 3 main view to the Design 3 change state diagram 1, so as to display the folder hierarchy structure of the current location in the top navigation bar; in response to the user continuing to slide up the directory display area, the graphical user interface changes from the Design 3 change state diagram 1 to the Design 3 change state diagram 2, so as to display the folder hierarchy structure of the current location in the top navigation bar. In response to the user swiping up the directory display area of the main view of Design 4, the graphical user interface changes from the main view of Design 4 to the change status diagram of Design 4 to display the folder hierarchy of the current location in the top navigation bar. In response to the user touching or clicking on the third-level folder label in the main view of Design 5, the graphical user interface changes from the main view of Design 5 to the change status diagram of Design 5 to display the file directory under the folder. 7. Other circumstances that need to be explained Other explanations: The dotted lines in each view of Design 1 to Design 5 show parts of the graphical user interface and do not constitute the parts protected by this design patent.

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