1. Name of this design product:
Graphical user interface for an
engineering quality inspection
operating system for
electronic equipment. 2. Purpose of this design product: used for displaying information, human-computer interaction and controlling program operation. 3. The key design point of this design product lies in the
graphical user interface on the screen. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the design points: Interface change
state diagram 1. 5. Purpose of the
graphical user interface: The main view is the login page, and the user enters the account and
password to log in to the main program. After clicking the "Login" icon, the interface change status diagram 1 is displayed. The user avatar can be set in the upper left corner of the interface, and there is a
status bar at the bottom of the interface, including "To Do", "
Workbench", and "My" icons. Click them to jump to the corresponding interface. Click "To Do" below the interface change status diagram 1 to enter the interface change status diagram 2; click the "On-site Inspection" icon in the interface change status diagram 2 to enter the interface change status diagram 3, click "Task Information" in the interface change status diagram 3 to enter the interface change status diagram 4, click the "Submit" icon in the interface change status diagram 4 to enter the interface change status diagram 5, click the "
Workbench" below the interface change status diagram 5 to obtain the interface change status diagram 6, which has icons such as "On-site Inspection", "Process Acceptance", Progress Management, "Special Inspection", and "Common Documents". Click any icon in the interface change status diagram 6 to enter the corresponding interface. For example, click the "Common Documents" icon in the interface change
state diagram 6 to obtain the interface change
state diagram 7; click any document in the interface change state diagram 7 to enter the interface change diagram 8. 6. Human-computer
interaction method of
graphical user interface:
Graphical user interface can be interacted by sliding and clicking on the display screen. 7. Other explanations for situations that require explanation: rear view, left view, right view, top view, bottom view and
stereoscopic view; these are omitted because they do not fall within the scope of graphical
interface design.