Version management graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Version Management Graphical User Interface for Electronic Devices. 2. Purpose of this design: 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: for browsing and managing dataset versions. 7. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: The main view of Design 1 is the version management interface. The top of the interface includes a version comparison button, and the right side includes a time selection box, a search input box, a query button, and a reset button. The bottom includes a dataset list, and the right side of the list includes a submit details button and a go-back button to this version. Clicking the submit details button on the right side of a dataset version switches to the change status diagram of Design 1. The left side displays the comparison details of two adjacent versions, and the right side displays the difference summary. The comparison details include version information and the names of the distinguished data. The difference summary can include prompts for additions, deletions, and marked changes. Design 2's main view is the version management interface. The top of the interface includes a version comparison button, and the right side includes a time selection box, a search input box, a query button, and a reset button. The bottom includes a dataset list, with a submit details button and a revert button to the current version on the right. Clicking the checkmark button to the left of two dataset versions and then clicking the version comparison button switches to the Design 2 change status diagram. The left side displays the data comparison details for the two selected versions, and the right side displays a summary of differences. The comparison details include version information and all data chart filenames. The summary of differences can include prompts for additions, deletions, and changes. The main view of Design 3 is the version management interface. At the top of the interface is the "Compare Versions" button, and on the right are a time selection box, a search input box, a query button, and a reset button. At the bottom is a list of datasets, and on the right of the list are the "Details" button and a "Revert to this version" button. Clicking the "Details" button on the right of a dataset version switches to the Design 3 change status diagram. The left side displays the comparison details of two adjacent versions, and the right side displays a summary of differences. The comparison details include version information and the names of the distinguished data. The summary of differences can include prompts for additions, deletions, and changes. Design 4's main view is the version management interface. The top of the interface includes a "Compare Versions" button, and the right side includes a time selection box, a search input box, a query button, and a reset button. Below is a list of datasets, with a "Details" button and a "Revert to this version" button on the right. Clicking the checkmark button to the left of two dataset versions and then clicking the "Compare Versions" button switches to the Design 4 change status diagram. The left side displays the data comparison details for the two selected versions, and the right side displays a summary of differences. The comparison details include version information and all data chart filenames. The summary of differences can include prompts for additions, deletions, and changes.

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