Water purification control graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Water Purification Control in Electronic Devices. 2. Intended use of this design: for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design feature of this product is its graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: Used for controlling the water purification operation of electronic devices. 7. Human-Computer Interaction Methods of the Graphical User Interface: Design 1's main view is the standby interface of the electronic device. Users can obtain information such as the quantitative water intake value, influent flow rate, PCB filter lifespan, RO filter lifespan, pH value, and Wi-Fi connection at the top of the interface. Users can also click the icon below the pH letter to control the quantitative water intake operation, and click the icon at the bottom of the interface to control the water output operation. Design 2's main view is the operation control interface where the user clicks the icon below the pH letter to control the quantitative water intake value to 70. Design 3's main view is the operation control interface where the user clicks the icon at the bottom of the interface to control the water output operation when the electronic device detects a slightly alkaline pH value and an influent flow rate of 500. Design 4's main view is the operation control interface where the user clicks the icon at the bottom of the interface when the electronic device detects a PCB filter lifespan of 30% and an RO filter lifespan of 20%. The design includes the following main views: Design 5 shows the electronic device's standby interface, where users can view information such as water intake quantity, influent volume, filter lifespan, pH value, and Wi-Fi connection at the top. Users can also control water intake by clicking the icon below the pH letter and control water output by clicking the icon at the bottom of the interface. Design 6 shows the interface for controlling water intake when the electronic device's pH value is detected as weakly alkaline, allowing users to click the icon below the pH letter to select a water intake value of 50. Design 7 shows the interface for controlling water intake when the electronic device's pH value is detected as weakly acidic, allowing users to click the icon below the pH letter to select a water intake value of 50. Design 8 shows the interface for controlling water output when the electronic device is connected to Wi-Fi and the water output value is 300, allowing users to click the icon at the bottom of the interface.

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