The music player on the electronic device dynamically displays the graphical user interface.

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Dynamic graphical user interface for a music player in an electronic device. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the graphical user interface interaction methods and content on the screen. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. The design for which protection is sought includes color. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Purpose of Graphical User Interface: It is used to build an interface on electronic devices with screens to display information and facilitate human-computer interaction. Design 1's main view shows the initial state of the music player interface when playing music. When the song switches to the next track, the cassette corresponding to the current song A moves horizontally to the left, and simultaneously, the cassette corresponding to the next song B moves horizontally to the left at the same speed, entering the graphical user interface as shown in Design 1's interface change state diagram 1. Then, the cassettes corresponding to song A and the next song B continue to move horizontally to the left, as shown in Design 1's interface change state diagram 2, until the cassette corresponding to song B reaches the end position on the left side of the interface, as shown in Design 1's interface change state diagram 3. Then, the cassette corresponding to song B moves horizontally to the right with a small amplitude and bounces back until the cassette corresponding to song B moves to the middle of the interface and stops, as shown in Design 1's interface change state diagram 4. In addition, the background color of the interface and the overall color of the cassette change change with the main color of the song cover on the corresponding cassette. Design 2's main view shows the initial state of the music player interface when playing music. When the song switches back to the previous track, the current song A... The corresponding cassette moves horizontally to the right as a whole, while the cassette corresponding to the previous song B moves horizontally to the right at the same speed, entering the graphical user interface as shown in Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 1. Then, the cassette corresponding to song A and the next song B continue to move to the right as a whole, as shown in Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 2, until the cassette corresponding to song B moves to the right end position of the interface, as shown in Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 3. Then, the cassette corresponding to song B moves horizontally to the left by a small amplitude and bounces back until the cassette corresponding to song B moves to the middle of the interface and stops, as shown in Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 4. In addition, the background color of the interface and the overall color of the cassette change according to the main color of the song cover on the corresponding cassette.

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