Information and action bar for a user interface
AssigneeeBay Inc.
InventorsBrian J. Gibbons, Justin Szczurowski
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Abstract
Disclosed in some examples is a method including presenting an interface to a user; displaying a first action element in the interface; detecting a user navigation which renders the first action element not visible in the interface; responsive to the detection, displaying a window within the interface, the window comprising an information element and a second action element. The method may include detecting a user action associated with the action element and performing an action associated with the action element.
Claims31
A method comprising:
- presenting an interface to a user;
- displaying a first action element in the interface;
- detecting a user navigation which moves the first action element and renders the first action element not visible in the interface;
- and
- responsive to the detection, displaying a window within the interface, the window comprising an information element and a second action element.
A system comprising:
- at least one module, executing on one or more computer processors, to:
- present an interface to a user;
- display a first action element in the interface;
- detect a user navigation which moves the first action element and renders the first action element not visible in the interface;
- and
- responsive to the detection, display a window within the interface, the window comprising an information element and a second action element.
A non-transitory machine readable medium, including instructions, which when performed by a machine, causes the machine to perform the operations of:
- presenting an interface to a user;
- displaying a first action element in the interface;
- detecting a user navigation which moves the first action element and renders the first action element not visible in the interface;
- and
- responsive to the detection, displaying a window within the interface, the window comprising an information element and a second action element.
31-33. (canceled)
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.