Graphical user interface for electronic device service transaction item multi-window

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Multi-Window Business Transactions of Electronic Equipment. 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. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key features: the front view. 5. The rear view is a standard design and is omitted; the left view is a standard design and is omitted; the right view is a standard design and is omitted; the top view is a standard design and is omitted; the bottom view is a standard design and is omitted. 6. Purpose of the Graphical User Interface: This design is used for business project management, supporting a graphical user interface that allows multiple projects to be displayed and developed simultaneously. Specifically, clicking the maximize button in the upper right corner of the main view leads to the interface state shown in Figure 1; clicking any module information in "Business Process" or "JAVA Program" in Figure 1 leads to the interface state shown in Figure 2; clicking the current window information list in Figure 2 leads to the interface state shown in Figure 3; clicking a non-current window in Figure 3 leads to the interface state shown in Figure 4; clicking the minimize button in the upper right corner of the current window in Figure 4 leads to the interface state shown in Figure 5; clicking the minimize button in the lower right corner of the page in Figure 5 hides the entire page and leads to the interface state shown in Figure 6; clicking any tab in the "Taskbar" at the bottom of Figure 6 leads to the interface state shown in Figure 7; clicking the "Search" button at the bottom of Figure 7 leads to the interface state shown in Figure 8; entering keywords in the "Search" field in Figure 8 leads to the interface state shown in Figure 9; and clicking the search results in Figure 9 leads to the interface state shown in Figure 10.

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