Dynamic Login Interface Flash Adaptation via User Interaction
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing program login interfaces lack dynamic interaction and adaptability to user operations and environmental conditions, resulting in a static and unengaging user experience.
Innovation Solution
A method and computing terminal that dynamically adjust the login interface by displaying a preset flash, detecting user operations within a preset area, and updating the flash accordingly, incorporating features like time-based and location-specific content.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a static diagram is displayed on the login interface, then the interface structure is simple and easy to implement, but the interface lacks dynamic interaction and adaptability to user operations
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies the Dynamics principle by transforming the static login interface into a dynamic one. A Flash animation is introduced that can respond to user operations (such as mouse movements, clicks, or hovers) and automatically adjust its display content accordingly. This allows the interface to adapt to user actions without requiring a complete redesign of the interface structure, thus improving adaptability while maintaining reasonable complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements the Feedback principle by creating a closed-loop interaction between the Flash content and user operations. The system detects user actions within a preset area, processes this information, and updates the Flash display in real-time. This feedback mechanism enables the interface to respond adaptively to user behavior, enhancing versatility without proportionally increasing structural complexity.
2Loss of information
If a static login interface is used, then the implementation is simple, but the information presentation is not abundant and lacks interaction with users
Solution Approach 1:
By introducing a dynamic Flash component that can change its display content based on user operations, the patent significantly enriches the information presentation on the login interface. The Flash can show different animations, images, or messages depending on user interactions, thereby reducing information loss and enhancing user engagement without requiring a completely complex interface structure.
Solution Approach 2:
The Flash component serves multiple functions: it provides visual appeal through animation, delivers information about login status, responds to user operations, and can even guide user actions. This multi-functionality allows a single element to provide abundant information and interaction capabilities, effectively reducing the need for multiple separate interface elements and thus limiting the increase in overall interface complexity.
3Adaptability or versatility
If the login interface remains static during user stay time, then the interface is easy to implement, but it cannot provide adaptive changes according to user operations or environmental conditions
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transforms the static login interface into a dynamic one by incorporating a Flash animation that automatically adjusts its display based on user operations and environmental conditions (such as time of day or network status). This dynamic behavior enables adaptive changes without requiring complex manual configuration or multiple static interface versions, thus maintaining ease of implementation while significantly improving adaptability.
Solution Approach 2:
The Flash component is designed to autonomously respond to user operations and environmental changes without requiring external control or complex backend processing. It self-adjusts its display content based on detected user actions within the preset area, effectively providing adaptive functionality through self-service mechanisms that keep the overall system easy to implement and maintain.
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AI summary
Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a method for dynamically adjusting a program login interface. The method includes: displaying a preset flash on a program login interface; detecting a user operation within a preset area in the login interface; and updating the displayed flash according to the user operation within the preset area. The embodiments of the present disclosure further disclose a computing terminal. During implementation of the embodiments of the present disclosure, dynamic interaction may be achieved in the program login interface, and more abundant content may be provided.