Images for information input and display

Abstract

The images shown in "Image Diagram" and "Image Diagram 1 Showing the Changed State" are images for information input and information display. These images are used for operations that enable the display of information about items to be priced, such as used goods, and the setting and display of prices for those items. Specifically, these images are used on screens for setting conditions to narrow down items to be priced, displaying information about the narrowed-down items, and setting and displaying their prices. Users can select conditions to narrow down items to be priced in the condition selection area located at the top of the display area, as shown in "Reference Diagram 1 Showing the Names of Each Part". In the item to be priced area located at the bottom of the display area, various information about the narrowed-down items to be priced is displayed. In the price presentation area of ​​the item to be priced, text indicating the determined price for the item to be priced is displayed, and operation buttons used to determine the price of the item to be priced are placed there. Below the price presentation area of ​​the item to be priced is the reference price area 1, which displays text indicating reference prices (lower and upper limits) to assist the user in pricing the items to be priced. In the "Image Diagram" and "Reference Diagram 1 Showing the Names of Each Part," when the user taps or clicks the price display area or operation button to select it, the pop-up area shown in "Image Diagram 1 Showing the Changed State" (Reference Diagram 2 Showing the Names of Each Part) will be displayed superimposed on the price target list area. The pop-up area contains input area 1, input area 2, reference price area 2, a reset button, and a display button. Reference price area 2 displays text indicating the same reference price as reference price area 1 (Reference Diagram 1 Showing the Names of Each Part), and an apply button is placed to its right. If the user applies the reference price directly to the price of the item to be priced, tapping or clicking the apply button will set the lower and upper limits of the reference price in input area 1 and input area 2, respectively. Alternatively, the user can directly set the price of the item to be priced in input area 1 and input area 2, using the reference price as a reference. When the user taps or clicks the reset button, the prices set in input area 1 and input area 2 are reset.Furthermore, when the user taps or clicks the display button, the pop-up area closes, and the prices set in input area 1 and input area 2 are displayed in the price display area (see Reference Figure 1, which shows the names of each part). The user can consider and set the price of the item to be priced by referring to the reference prices for the item to be priced displayed in reference price area 1 and reference price area 2. In addition, the user can set the same price as the reference price in input area 1 and input area 2 simply by tapping or clicking the reflect button in the pop-up area.

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