Driver sign-in activity graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. The name of the design product: driver sign-in activity graphical user interface for electronic equipment. 2. The use of the design product: electronic equipment. 3. The design points of the design product: in the graphical user interface. 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: the design graphical user interface is the interactive interface of the driver sign-in activity. Design 1 front view is the sign-in interface. When the user completes the task and can sign in, click the "Sign in immediately" button, a sign-in success popup window pops up, if there is a reward today, the reward content is displayed in the popup window, and the design 1 interface change state diagram 1 is displayed; in design 1 interface change state diagram 1, click the "Happy take down" button to close the popup window, return to the sign-in page after receiving the reward, the sign-in button is grayed out, and design 1 interface change state diagram 2 is displayed. Design 2 front view is the sign-in interface. When the user completes the task and can sign in, click the "Sign in immediately" button, a sign-in success popup window pops up, if there is no reward today, design 2 interface change state diagram 1 is displayed; in design 2 interface change state diagram 1, click the "I know" button to close the popup window, return to the sign-in page, the sign-in button is grayed out, and design 2 interface change state diagram 2 is displayed. Design 3 front view is the sign-in interface. When the user has not completed the task, click the "Complete task sign-in" button, a prompt window pops up, and design 3 interface change state diagram is displayed. Design 4 front view is the sign-in interface. When the user has a sign-in, click the "Sign in immediately" button, a sign-in success popup window pops up, and design 4 interface change state diagram 1 is displayed; in design 4 interface change state diagram 1, if the user closes the popup window directly, return to the sign-in page, the "Sign-in reward" button is displayed for the unobtained reward, and design 4 interface change state diagram 2 is displayed. Design 5 front view is the sign-in interface. When the user has a sign-in, click the "One-key sign-in" button, a sign-in success popup window pops up, if there are multiple prizes, the user can slide left and right in the popup window to view all the prizes, and design 5 interface change state diagram 1 is displayed; in design 5 interface change state diagram 1, click the "Happy take down" button to close the popup window, return to the sign-in page after receiving the reward, the sign-in button disappears, and design 5 interface change state diagram 2 is displayed. Design 6 front view is the sign-in interface. When the user has a sign-in, click the "One-key sign-in" button, a sign-in success popup window pops up, if there is only one prize, design 6 interface change state diagram is displayed. Design 7 is a sign-in interface. When the user needs to sign in, the user clicks the "one-click sign-in" button. If the user has won a prize, a pop-up window appears to show the prize. If the user has not won a prize, a pop-up window appears to show an encouraging message. Design 7 shows the interface change state diagram. Design 8 is a sign-in interface. When the user successfully signs in for a consecutive period, the button displays "consecutive sign-in successful, big prize won". Design 9 is a historical activity interface. After the activity ends, the interface shows the prize won by the user. If the user fails to sign in consecutively, the button displays "consecutive sign-in failed, no big prize won". Design 10 is a historical activity interface. After the activity ends, if the user needs to sign in, the user clicks the "sign-in to win a prize" button. After the user successfully signs in, the button displays "consecutive sign-in successful, big prize won". Design 10 shows the interface change state diagram. In each view, the characters represented by the letter 'X' can be replaced, and the number of the letter 'X' does not constitute a limitation on the number of replaced characters. The blank part of the interface is a content screen.

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