Picture-Text Media Publishing for Direct Full-Screen Browsing
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Solution Overview
Problem
The existing method of browsing media contents, which requires users to click repeatedly to view details of multiple media items, is cumbersome and reduces reading efficiency.
Innovation Solution
A content publishing method that allows for real-time presentation of picture-text media content based on user-edited original pictures and target text, sent to a server for full-screen display, enabling direct switching between media items through information stream data.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If users click on preview information to enter details interface repeatedly, then users can browse details of multiple media contents, but the operation process becomes cumbersome and reading efficiency decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the preview interface and details interface into a single full-screen presenting interface. Multiple media contents are displayed in a scrollable list where each item can be expanded directly to full-screen details without navigation. This combines what were previously separate viewing modes into one unified interface, eliminating the need to enter and exit details interfaces repeatedly.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent transitions from a multi-level navigation structure (preview → details → back to preview) to a single-dimensional scrollable list. Users can directly access full-screen details of any media content by scrolling and tapping, transforming the interaction from hierarchical navigation to linear exploration. This dimensional change allows seamless switching between media items without backtracking through interface levels.
2Loss of information
If preview information is displayed with limited content (title, cover, partial text), then multiple media contents can be shown simultaneously, but users cannot view complete information without additional operations
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a dynamic presenting interface where each media content item can transition between compact preview state and expanded full-screen details state. The interface adapts its information density based on user interaction - initially showing concise previews, then expanding to display complete information including full text, comments, and related content when a user selects an item. This dynamic transformation allows the interface to maintain simplicity while providing comprehensive information on demand.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the information presentation into hierarchical layers: the first layer displays essential preview information (title, cover, partial text) for multiple items simultaneously; the second layer, accessible through expansion, displays complete detailed information for selected items. This segmentation allows the interface to show both overview and detailed information without requiring users to navigate away from the main view, reducing information loss while maintaining interface clarity.
Data Source
AI summary
The present disclosure provides a content publishing method and apparatus, a computer device, and a storage medium. The method includes: obtaining in response to an edit command, an original picture and target text; determining, based on size information of the original picture, a target presenting approach corresponding to the size information; processing the original picture based on the target presenting approach, and presenting a picture-text media content in real time based on a processed target picture, the target text, and the target presenting approach; sending, upon receiving a publishing command, the picture-text media content to a server to cause the server to add the picture-text media content to information stream data, and push the information stream data to a target client for presentation on a full-screen presenting interface of the target client, wherein the full-screen presenting interface is used to present a single media content in the information stream data.