Information processing method, terminal, and computer storage medium

A terminal, comprising:

• a memory;
• and
• a processor coupled to the memory and configured to perform:
• rendering a target object in a first state on a terminal user interface;
• detecting a first operation triggered in a browsing page in which the target object resides;
• determining, according to a parameter generated by the first operation, a movement direction of the browsing page;
• selecting a resource item displacement strategy matching the movement direction;
• obtaining at least two resource items of the target object, each resource item being placed on one layer among multiple layers of the target object;
• generating a dynamic rendering style of the target object according to the at least two resource items and the resource item displacement strategy;
• and
• switching to render the target object in a second state according to the dynamic rendering style, the second state presenting a dynamic display effect that the target object follows the first operation on the terminal user interface in a multi-layer unsynchronized manner.

A non-transitory computer storage medium storing computer executable instructions executable by at least one processor to perform:

• rendering a target object in a first state on a terminal user interface;
• detecting a first operation triggered in a browsing page in which the target object resides;
• determining, according to a parameter generated by the first operation, a movement direction of the browsing page;
• selecting a resource item displacement strategy matching the movement direction;
• obtaining at least two resource items of the target object, each resource item being placed on one layer among multiple layers of the target object;
• generating a dynamic rendering style of the target object according to the at least two resource items and the resource item displacement strategy;
• and
• switching to render the target object in a second state according to the dynamic rendering style, the second state presenting a dynamic display effect that the target object follows the first operation on the terminal user interface in a multi-layer unsynchronized manner.