Electronic device home-to-school trip management graphical user interface

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Home-School Schedule Management of Electronic Devices. 2. Intended use of this design: for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are its graphical user interface in electronic devices. 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: This graphical user interface is used for the home-school travel management of the school bus system. The main view of Design 1 is the "Role Selection" page. Clicking "Pick-up Teacher" in the interface will take the user to the interface state change diagram 1 of Design 1. Clicking the "Not Started" task in the interface state change diagram 1 will take the user to the interface state change diagram 2 of Design 1. Clicking "Start Pick-up Task" at the bottom of the interface state change diagram 2 will take the user to the interface state change diagram 3 of Design 1, which will take them to the photo-taking page. After taking the photo, clicking "OK" will take the user to the interface state change diagram 4 of Design 1. Clicking "Arrived at Station" in the interface state change diagram 4 will take the user to the next screen. In Design 1, interface state change diagram 5, clicking "Start Roll Call" in Design 1 will take you to Design 1, interface state change diagram 6. Clicking "Change Status" after "On Board" in Design 1, interface state change diagram 6 will take you to Design 1, interface state change diagram 7. Users can then perform related operations according to the interface prompts. Design 2's main view is the "Role Selection" page. Clicking "Pick Up / Send Off Teacher" in the interface will take you to Design 2, interface state change diagram 1. Clicking a "Not Started" task in Design 2, interface state change diagram 1 will take you to Design 2, interface state change diagram 2. Clicking "Start" at the bottom of Design 2, interface state change diagram 2... The "Pick-up and Drop-off Task" option will redirect to Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 3, leading to the photo-taking page. After taking the photo, clicking "OK" will redirect to Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 4. Clicking "Arrived at Station" in Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 4 will redirect to Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 5. Clicking "Start Roll Call" in Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 5 will redirect to Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 6. Clicking "Not on Board" in Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 6 will redirect to Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 7. Users can perform related operations according to the interface prompts. Design 3's main view is the "Role Selection" page. Clicking "Pick-up and Drop-off Teacher" on the interface will redirect to Design 2 Interface Change State Diagram 7. In the interface state diagram 1, if the user clicks on the "Not Started" task in the interface state diagram 1, they will be redirected to the interface state diagram 2. If the user clicks on "Start Pickup / Delivery Task" at the bottom of the interface in the interface state diagram 2, they will be redirected to the interface state diagram 3 and enter the photo-taking page. After taking the photo, clicking "OK" will redirect them to the interface state diagram 4. If the user clicks on "Arrived at Station" in the interface state diagram 4, they will be redirected to the interface state diagram 5. If the user clicks on "Start Roll Call" in the interface state diagram 5, they will be redirected to the interface state diagram 6. Users can then perform relevant operations according to the interface prompts.Design 4's main view is the "Role Selection" page. Clicking "Pick Up Teacher" in the interface will take you to Design 4's interface state change diagram 1. Clicking the "Not Started" task in Design 4's interface state change diagram 1 will take you to Design 4's interface state change diagram 2. Clicking "Start Pick-up Task" at the bottom of Design 4's interface state change diagram 2 will take you to Design 4's interface state change diagram 3, which will take you to the photo-taking page. After taking the photo, clicking "OK" will take you to Design 4's interface state change diagram 4. Clicking "Arrived at Station" in Design 4's interface state change diagram 4 will take you to Design 4's interface state change diagram 5. Clicking "Start Roll Call" in Design 4's interface state change diagram 5 will take you to Design 4's interface state change diagram 6. Clicking "All Disembark" in Design 4's interface state change diagram 6 will take you to Design 4's interface state change diagram 7. After all stations have been reached, users can follow the on-screen prompts to perform relevant operations. 7. Other situations requiring explanation: In each view, the letter "X" is used to represent areas of text, numbers, or symbols. The characters represented by the letter "X" are replaceable, and the number of letters "X" does not limit the number of characters that can be replaced.

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