Adaptive User Interface Information Adjustment

The patent segments the user interface into multiple hierarchical levels (first user interface and second user interface). The first interface displays a controlled number of informative items (5-8) to reduce psychological burden, while additional information is organized in the second interface that can be accessed when needed. This segmentation allows the system to maintain information completeness while controlling the information load on the user at any given moment.

The patent implements a dynamic user interface system that adapts the amount of information displayed based on user interaction. The first user interface dynamically displays only 5-8 informative items to minimize psychological burden, while the system maintains readiness to provide additional information through the second interface. This dynamic adjustment allows the interface to be thorough when needed while being concise during normal operation, resolving the contradiction between information thoroughness and psychological burden.

The patent applies parameter changes by establishing a specific quantitative parameter for the number of informative items (5-8 items) in the first user interface. This parameter-based approach transforms the subjective design process into an objective, measurable system. By changing the parameter of information quantity from unlimited to a controlled range, the system achieves reasonable information allocation while maintaining design simplicity through clear, actionable guidelines.