Dynamic graphical user interface for changing window size for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product of this design: Dynamic graphical user interface for changing window size of electronic equipment. 2. Purpose of this design product: for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design point of this design product lies in the graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Design 2 changing state diagram 1. 5. Designate Design 2 as the base design. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: A dynamic graphical user interface used in electronic devices to drag and drop windows to change their size. 7. Description of the changing state of the graphical user interface: By dragging the long button on the left middle part of the Design 1 main view interface to the right, you can dynamically enter the Design 1 changing state diagram 2 via the Design 1 changing state diagram 1, and click on an application icon in the pop-up window on the left side of the Design 1 changing state diagram 2 to dynamically enter the Design 1 changing state diagram 4 via the Design 1 changing state diagram 3, wherein a corner mark will be displayed below the floating window in the Design 1 changing state diagram 4; the Design 2 main view is a small floating window display interface of an application. When the cursor is moved and touched on the small floating window, it enters the Design 2 changing state diagram 1. At this time, a corner mark is displayed below the small floating window. The size of the floating window can be dynamically changed by dragging the cursor to the lower left, as shown in the Design 2 changing state diagram 2 to the Design 2 changing state diagram 6; the Design 3 main view is a large floating window display interface of an application. When the cursor is moved and touched on the large floating window, it enters the Design 3 changing state diagram 1. At this time, a corner mark is displayed below the large floating window. The size of the floating window can be dynamically changed by dragging the cursor to the upper right, as shown Design 3 change state diagram 2 to Design 3 change state diagram 6 are shown; Design 4 main view is a large floating window display interface of a certain application. When the cursor is moved to touch this large floating window, it enters Design 4 change state diagram 1. At this time, a corner mark is displayed below the large floating window. The size of the floating window can be dynamically changed by dragging the cursor to the upper right or lower left, as shown in Design 4 change state diagram 2 to Design 4 change state diagram 7; the change state from Design 5 main view to Design 5 change state diagram 4 is the same as the change state from Design 1 main view to Design 1 change state diagram 4. A corner mark is displayed below the floating window in Design 5 change state diagram 4. The size of the floating window can be dynamically changed by dragging the cursor to the upper right or lower left, as shown in Design 5 change state diagram 5 to Design 5 change state diagram 11; the change state of Design 6 is the same as Design 1; the change state of Design 7 is the same as Design 2; the change state of Design 8 is the same as Design 3; the change state of Design 9 is the same as Design 4; the change state of Design 10 is the same as Design 5. 8. Other situations that require explanation: Omit other views. An "X" in each drawing indicates an alternative or variable text, number, or punctuation mark.

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