Graphical user interface for dynamically displaying information on electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Dynamic Display of Information on Electronic Devices. 2. Intended use of this design: for use in electronic devices. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface displayed on the screen. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. The display screen panel uses a conventional design, omitting other views. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Uses of the graphical user interface: for displaying PM2.5 information on electronic devices, controlling the fan speed of electronic devices, and adjusting the fan speed of electronic devices. Design 1's main view is the graphical user interface after the electronic device is powered on. During operation, the interface changes as shown in Design 1's main view, Design 1's interface state diagram 1, and Design 1's interface state diagram 2 are displayed sequentially. The faster the slider moves, the faster the fan speed, and vice versa. Design 1's interface state diagrams 3 through 5 show the fan speed adjustment during operation; this is achieved by contacting and sliding the slider, thus adjusting the fan speed. The faster the slider moves, the faster the fan speed, and vice versa. Design 1's main view through Design 1's interface state diagram 5 shows the colors displayed when the electronic device detects a PM2.5 value less than or equal to 100. The main view of Design 2 shows the graphical user interface of the electronic device after it is powered on. During operation, the interface changes as shown in Design 2 (main view), Design 2 (interface state diagram 1), and Design 2 (interface state diagram 2) are displayed sequentially. The faster the slider moves, the faster the fan speed, and vice versa. Design 2 (interface state diagrams 3 through 5) shows the fan speed adjustment during operation. The fan speed is adjusted by contacting and sliding the slider; the faster the slider moves, the faster the fan speed, and vice versa. Design 2 (main view) and Design 2 (interface state diagram 5) show the electronic device detecting a PM2.5 value greater than 100 and less than or equal to 200. The colors displayed at that time; Design 3 main view is the graphical user interface after the electronic device is powered on. During the operation of the electronic device, the following are shown in a cycle: Design 3 main view, Design 3 interface change state diagram 1, and Design 3 interface change state diagram 2. Among them, the faster the slider moves, the faster the fan speed of the electronic device is, and vice versa; Design 3 interface change state diagrams 3 to 5 show the fan speed adjustment during the operation of the electronic device. The fan speed is adjusted by contacting and sliding the slider. That is, the faster the slider moves, the faster the fan speed is, and vice versa; Design 3 main view to Design 3 interface change state diagram 5 shows the electronic device detecting a PM2.5 value greater than 200 during operation. The colors displayed at that time; Design 4 main view is the graphical user interface after the electronic device is powered on. During the operation of the electronic device, the following are shown in a cycle as shown in Design 4 main view, Design 4 interface change state diagram 1, and Design 4 interface change state diagram 2; Among them, the faster the slider moves, the faster the fan speed of the electronic device is, and vice versa; Design 4 interface change state diagrams 3 to 5 show the speed adjustment of the fan during the operation of the electronic device. The fan speed is adjusted by contacting and sliding the slider. That is, the faster the slider is slid, the faster the fan speed is, and vice versa; Design 4 main view to Design 4 interface change state diagram 5 show the electronic device detecting PM2 during operation.The design uses the following parameters to represent the fan speed: The main view (Design 5) shows the graphical user interface of the electronic device after power-on. During operation, the screen displays the user interface in a cycle as shown in the main view (Design 5), interface state change diagram 1 (Design 5), and interface state change diagram 2 (Design 5). A faster slider indicates a faster fan speed, and vice versa. Interface state change diagrams 3 through 5 show the fan speed adjustment during operation. This is achieved by contacting and sliding the slider; a faster slider results in a faster fan speed, and vice versa. Finally, the main view (Design 5) and interface state change diagram 5 show the colors displayed when the electronic device detects a PM2.5 value of 100 or less.

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