Systems and methods for preloading an amount of content based on user scrolling
AssigneeAsana, Inc.
InventorsUmmon Karpe, Louis Lafair
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Abstract
Systems and methods for preloading an amount of content based on user scrolling are disclosed. A body of content may be presented that takes up a certain amount of display space within a graphical user interface. Scroll information characterizing user scrolling within the graphical user interface may be obtained. A portion of the body of content outside a field of view of the graphical user interface may be determined based on the scroll information.
Claims20
A system configured to preload an amount of content based on user scrolling, the system comprising:
- one or more physical processors configured by machine-readable instructions to:
- progressively increase an amount of preloaded content which is able to be scrolled into a field of view of a display space within a graphical user interface along a direction in proportion to an amount of a body of content a user has viewed while scrolling in the direction, wherein the body of content takes up an amount of the display space within the graphical user interface, wherein the field of view is a portion of the display space visible to the user, wherein the display space is scrollable such that the field of view is able to be scrolled around the display space to view the body of content, and wherein one or more portions of the display space outside the field of view are not visible to the user and include the preloaded content which is able to be scrolled into the field of view.
A method to preload an amount of content based on user scrolling, the method comprising:
- progressively increasing an amount of preloaded content which is able to be scrolled into a field of view of a display space within a graphical user interface along a direction in proportion to an amount of a body of content a user has viewed while scrolling in the direction, wherein the body of content takes up an amount of the display space within the graphical user interface, wherein the field of view is a portion of the display space visible to the user, wherein the display space is scrollable such that the field of view is able to be scrolled around the display space to view the body of content, and wherein one or more portions of the display space outside the field of view are not visible to the user and include the preloaded content which is able to be scrolled into the field of view.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.