Changing animation displayed to user

摘要

A computing system may perform a method comprising displaying, on a graphical user interface (GUI) on a display of the computing system, a plurality of initial animations to a user, each of the plurality of animations being displayed in response to an identical function call, having an identical visual appearance, and being displayed to prompt an input from the user. The method may also comprise monitoring, by a processor of the computing system, the user's input to each of the plurality of animations. The method may also comprise displaying, by the GUI, a subsequent animation to the user, the subsequent animation being displayed in response to the identical function call but having a different visual appearance than the plurality of initial animations, the different visual appearance of the subsequent animation being based on the monitored inputs.

主权项

1. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions stored thereon that, when executed by at least one processor, are configured to cause a computing system to at least:
display a first animation to a user, the first animation continuously moving from an original position on the display to a final position on the display and being displayed to prompt an input from the user; monitor the user's interaction with the first animation while the first animation is moving, the monitored interaction including the user moving a cursor to the final position and waiting for the first animation to arrive at the final position; determine that the first animation has been displayed to the user at least a threshold number of times, the threshold number being at least two; and display a second animation to the user, the second animation being subsequent to the first animation and continuously moving from the original position on the display to the final position on the display faster than the first animation, the faster continuous change from the original position on the display to the final position on the display of the second animation being based on the monitored interaction with the first animation and the determination that the first animation has been displayed to the user at least the threshold number of times.