Display inspection item graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. The name of the design product: electronic device display check item graphical user interface. 2. The use of the design product: for an electronic device. 3. The design points of the design product: in the graphical user interface content. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: design 1 front view. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. The use of the graphical user interface: users need to take photos to record work content in work, and can directly check the check item status on the watermark editing page, so that the check result is more visualized and displayed on the watermark information. 7. The changing state of the graphical user interface is illustrated as follows: clicking the area A in the main view of Design 1 switches to Design 1 changing state diagram 1; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 1 changing state diagram 1, it switches to Design 1 changing state diagram 2; clicking the check item in Design 1 changing state diagram 2 switches to Design 1 changing state diagram 3; clicking the area B in the main view of Design 2 switches to Design 2 changing state diagram 1; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 2 changing state diagram 1, it switches to Design 2 changing state diagram 2; clicking the check item in Design 2 changing state diagram 2 switches to Design 2 changing state diagram 3; clicking the area C in the main view of Design 3 switches to Design 3 changing state diagram 1; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 3 changing state diagram 1, it switches to Design 3 changing state diagram 2; clicking the check item in Design 3 changing state diagram 2 switches to Design 3 changing state diagram 3; clicking the area D in the main view of Design 4 switches to Design 4 changing state diagram 1; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 4 changing state diagram 1, it switches to Design 4 changing state diagram 2; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 4 changing state diagram 2, it switches to Design 4 changing state diagram 3; clicking the check item in Design 4 changing state diagram 3 switches to Design 4 changing state diagram 4; clicking the area E in the main view of Design 5 switches to Design 5 changing state diagram 1; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 5 changing state diagram 1, it switches to Design 5 changing state diagram 2; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 5 changing state diagram 2, it switches to Design 5 changing state diagram 3; clicking the check item in Design 5 changing state diagram 3 switches to Design 5 changing state diagram 4; clicking the area F in the main view of Design 6 switches to Design 6 changing state diagram 1; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 6 changing state diagram 1, it switches to Design 6 changing state diagram 2; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 6 changing state diagram 2, it switches to Design 6 changing state diagram 3; clicking the check item in Design 6 changing state diagram 3 switches to Design 6 changing state diagram 4; clicking the area G in the main view of Design 7 switches to Design 7 changing state diagram 1; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 7 changing state diagram 1, it switches to Design 7 changing state diagram 2; after sliding the screen upwards in Design 7 changing state diagram 2, it switches to Design 7 changing state diagram 3; clicking the check item in Design 7 changing state diagram 3 switches to Design 7 changing state diagram 4; 8. Other situations needing illustration Other illustrations: the claimed design of Design 5 contains color; the coated area is the content picture area; X represents replaceable text content.

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