The calendar module in the graphical user interface of an electronic device's browsing page.

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Update calendar module for a graphical user interface of an electronic device's browsing page. 2. Application of this design: This design is intended for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface portion for which protection is sought. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 change state diagram. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Uses of the graphical user interface: Overall use: browsing page interaction; Local use: realizing the function of displaying and interacting with the calendar through changes in user operations. 7. Other situations requiring explanation are illustrated in the diagrams: This design protects the tracking calendar module; Design 1: Clicking the "Tracking Calendar" module in the main view of Design 1, if there is scheduled content for the day, the tracking calendar displays as a weekly calendar view, with the date set to the current day, as shown in the change state diagram of Design 1; Design 2: Clicking the "Tracking Calendar" module in the main view of Design 2, if there is scheduled content for the day, the tracking calendar displays as a weekly calendar view, with the date set to the current day, as shown in the change state diagram 1 of Design 2. Horizontally swiping the current page switches to displaying the next week, while the content list area below remains unchanged, as shown in the change state diagram 2 of Design 2; Design 3: Clicking the "Tracking Calendar" module in the main view of Design 3, the tracking calendar displays as a monthly calendar view, if there is scheduled content for the day… Design 3: The date is set to the current day, as shown in the change state diagram; Design 4: Clicking the "Follow-up Calendar" module in the main view of Design 4 displays the follow-up calendar as a monthly calendar. If there is scheduled content for the current day, the date is set to the current day, as shown in the change state diagram 1 of Design 4. Horizontally swiping the current page switches to displaying the next month, while the content list area below remains unchanged, as shown in the change state diagram 2 of Design 4; Design 5: Clicking the "Follow-up Calendar" module in the main view of Design 5 displays the follow-up calendar as a monthly calendar. If there is no scheduled content for the current day, the date is set to the day with the nearest scheduled content, as shown in the change state diagram 1 of Design 5. Horizontally swiping the current page switches to displaying the next month, while the content list area below remains unchanged, as shown in the change state diagram 2 of Design 5; Design 6 Design 6: Click the "Follow-up Calendar" module in the main view of Design 6. As shown in Design 6's change state diagram 1, drag the content list area down to the set distance, and the weekly calendar area above will change to a monthly calendar view, as shown in Design 6's change state diagram 2. Design 7: Click the "Follow-up Calendar" module in the main view of Design 7. As shown in Design 7's change state diagram 1, swipe up the content list area to the set distance, and the monthly calendar area above will change to a weekly calendar view, as shown in Design 7's change state diagram 2. Design 8: Click the "Follow-up Calendar" module in the main view of Design 8. As shown in Design 8's change state diagram 1, swipe vertically on the current page, as shown in Design 8's change state diagram 2. The usage state reference diagram shows the effect of displaying this user interface. The main view of Design 1 and the change state diagram correspond to the design... Reference figures 1-2 show the usage status of Design 1. The main view and change status figures 1-2 of Design 2 correspond to reference figures 1-3 show the usage status of Design 2. The main view and change status figures of Design 3 correspond to reference figures 1-2 show the usage status of Design 3. The main view and change status figures 1-2 of Design 4 correspond to reference figures 1-3 show the usage status of Design 4. The main view and change status figures 1-2 of Design 5 correspond to reference figures 1-3 show the usage status of Design 5. The main view and change status figures 1-2 of Design 6 correspond to reference figures 1-3 show the usage status of Design 6. The main view and change status figures 1-2 of Design 7 correspond to reference figures 1-3 show the usage status of Design 7. The main view and change status figures 1-2 of Design 8 correspond to reference figures 1-3 show the usage status of Design 8.

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