Graphical user interface for electronic device flip card raffle

Abstract

1. The name of the design product: graphical user interface for electronic device card flipping and drawing. 2. The use of the design product: an electronic device. 3. The design points of the design product: in the graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: front view. 5. The electronic device of the design is of ordinary design, and the rear view, left view, right view, top view and bottom view are omitted. 6. The use of the graphical user interface: interface display and human-computer interaction for card flipping and drawing. 7. The human-computer interaction mode of the graphical user interface: the front view shows the interface of card flipping and drawing, the upper part of the interface shows prompt information, the middle part shows a card with the front facing the user, and the middle part of the card shows the obtained reward. The four clickable cards below the card showing the reward are in a state with the back facing the user. When the user clicks / touches one of the four clickable cards, the interface changes from the front view to change state figures 1-3 in turn. In change state figure 1, the card is flipped so that the text on the front faces the user, the text on the front shows the reward, and the card is no longer in a clickable state. In change state figure 2, the flipped card is covered with a mask, and an arrow pointing to the top card is displayed, and the size of the top card is increased. In change state figure 3, the flipped card is no longer displayed. When the user clicks / touches one of the remaining three clickable cards in change state figure 3, the interface changes from change state figure 3 to change state figures 4-6 in turn. In change state figure 4, the card is flipped so that the text on the front faces the user, the text on the front shows the reward, and the card is no longer in a clickable state. In change state figure 5, the flipped card is covered with a mask, and an arrow pointing to the top card is displayed, and the size of the top card is increased. In change state figure 6, the flipped card is no longer displayed. When the user clicks / touches one of the remaining two clickable cards in change state figure 6, the interface changes from change state figure 6 to change state figures 7-9 in turn. In change state figure 7, the card is flipped so that the text on the front faces the user, the text on the front shows the reward, and the card is no longer in a clickable state. In the change state diagram 8, the flipped card is covered with a mask and reveals an arrow pointing from it to the top card, while the top card is enlarged in size. In the change state diagram 9, the flipped card is no longer displayed. When the user clicks / touches the last remaining card in the change state diagram 9, the interface changes from the change state diagram 9 to the change state diagrams 10-12 in sequence. In the change state diagram 10, the card is flipped so that the text on its front faces the user, the text on the front shows the reward, and the card is no longer in a clickable state. In the change state diagram 11, the flipped card is covered with a mask and reveals an arrow pointing from it to the top card. In the change state diagram 12, the card is enlarged in size and displays celebratory text and celebratory colored bars. The cards in the interface that are not clicked are used to implement human-computer interaction and implement functions. 8. Other situations needing explanation Other explanations: "X" in the interface represents the text, number or symbol content area.

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