JP2006302152A - Commodity graphics selector - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a commodity graphics selector allowing a consumer to clearly perceive selection of commodity on a Web browser or the like and have fun with the perception. <P>SOLUTION: Commodity graphics as graphics representing commodities are displayed in a first area of a display. When commodity graphics selection operation is performed, a selected commodity graphics as the graphics representing the commodity represented by the commodity graphics selected is displayed. Then, a shift status graphics representing the state of the commodity graphics shifting from the first area to a second area to be displayed as the selected commodity graphics. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a product graphics selection apparatus suitable for making a selection for purchasing a product presented together with a photograph or the like.

  With the spread of the Internet, consumers can select various products on a web browser and place orders while staying at home. For example, you can use a web browser to browse web pages for product purchases operated by department stores, specialty stores, etc., and click on the display of your favorite products with a mouse, etc. An item can be ordered by making a selection and inputting a payment method, a delivery address, and the like.

  There can be various web page configurations for purchasing products. For example, when a display of a product is selected by clicking with a mouse or the like, information indicating that the product has been selected is transmitted to a web server or the like, and a web page that allows the selected product to be managed by the web server There is a configuration. In such a configuration, for example, whenever information indicating that a product has been selected is transmitted to the web server, a web page including the name and total amount of the currently selected product is returned from the web server, and the consumer Can know the contents of the selected item. There is also a web page configuration in which a program written in a script language or the like is operated on a web browser, and a selected product is managed by such a program. In such a configuration, the information on the selected product is managed by the program, and the selected product is displayed and the total amount is displayed.

In particular, currently, programs that operate as plug-in software for web browsers and display content by combining audio and vector graphics animation are often used (see, for example, Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 1). ). In particular, since broadbandization has progressed in recent years, high-speed communication of a large amount of data has become possible between a web browser and a web server, so the program can be downloaded while displaying the web page for product purchase along with the web page. There are many cases to run.
JP 2004-133864 A (for example, paragraph 0010) Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., "Quick Order", [online], December 22, 2004, [Search April 11, 2005], Internet <URL: https://shop.otsuka-plus1.com/Flash/ shopping / quickorder / check.html>

  When you download a program with a web page and configure a web page to purchase a product, the selected product is often on a shopping cart (sometimes called a “shopping basket” or “basket”) Is displayed. That is, by clicking on the area of the product description such as “To shopping cart”, the name of the product is displayed in the shopping cart portion on the screen. However, the name of the product or the like is simply added to the shopping cart portion on the screen, and the screen change is small, and the consumer may not be aware that he has selected the product. In addition, since the name of the product is simply added to the shopping cart, it is not interesting to watch and does not motivate consumers to purchase the product.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention provides a product graphics selection device that allows a consumer to perceive that a product has been selected on a web browser or the like, and that makes the perception interesting. With the goal.

  In order to achieve such an object, in the present invention, a product graphic representing a product is displayed in a first area of the display, and a selected product graphic representing a product for which a selection operation has been performed is displayed in a second area of the display. A product graphics selection device comprising: a display unit configured to display a moving state graphic representing a state in which the product graphics are moved from the first region to the second region and displayed as the selected product graphics I will provide a. When a product graphics selection operation is performed by such a product graphics selection device, a state in which product graphics move from the first area to the second area of the display is displayed, and the display on the display changes and is consumed. It is possible to clearly perceive that the person has selected the product, and the perception is interesting.

  When a plurality of products are selected, the selected product graphics displayed in the second area may be displayed so as not to completely overlap each other.

  Further, when a selection operation is performed on the selected product graphics, order information indicating the order quantity of the product represented by the selected product graphics may be displayed.

  In addition, when a shopping cart image is displayed in the second area and a predetermined number of selected product graphics are displayed, if a product is further selected, the displayed shopping cart image and The image of another shopping cart may be displayed on the front.

  The selected product graphics may be deleted, and when the delete operation is performed, a display of the product graphics returning from the second area to the first area is displayed. It may come to be.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to perceive that a consumer has selected a product, and it is possible to prevent an unnecessary product from being purchased without realizing it. In addition, the display of the movement of the product graphics may be interesting and motivate the consumer to purchase more products.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described as an embodiment with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and can be implemented in various modes without departing from the scope of the invention.

(Embodiment 1)
As Embodiment 1, the part which displays the product graphics which represent goods in the 1st field of a display, the part which displays the selection goods graphics which represent the goods for which selection operation was performed in the 2nd field of a display, A product graphics selection device including a moving state graphic that represents a state in which product graphics are moved from one region to a second region and displayed as selected product graphics will be described.

  FIG. 1 illustrates a functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the first embodiment. The product graphics selection device 100 includes a display 101, a product identification information storage unit 102, a product graphics display unit 103, a graphics selection unit 104, a selected product graphics display unit 105, and a moving state graphics display unit. 106. In the present specification, the configuration represented by the functional block diagram can be realized as hardware by a CPU, memory, or other LSI of an arbitrary computer. The software can be realized by a program loaded in the memory. It can also be realized by cooperation between hardware and software. In particular, when software is used, the program constituting the software can be recorded on a medium such as a flexible disk or an optical disk.

  The “display” 101 is a unit for displaying characters, figures, images, and the like. For example, it is a device driver for driving a display device using a bitmap or the like. It can also be considered as a display device itself. Note that the display device can be formed using a cathode ray tube, liquid crystal, or plasma. In addition, it can be configured using electroluminescence, a surface electric field display, or the like.

  FIG. 2 illustrates the display on the display 101 in the present embodiment. In the present embodiment, the display 201 by the display includes a first area 202 and a second area 203. In the first area, product graphics are displayed as will be described later. “Product graphics” are graphics that represent products. “Graphics” is an entity displayed on the display 101 including any one or both of an image, a figure, and a character. Therefore, it can be considered that information on products that can be purchased by selection is displayed in the first area. In the present invention, it is preferable that a product to be selected is identified by product identification information.

  Selected product graphics are displayed in the second area. The “selected merchandise graphics” is graphics for representing a merchandise item that is specified by selecting the merchandise graphics. When the product is identified by the product identification information, the product identification information is specified by selecting the product graphics, and the product is identified according to this specification. Therefore, it can be considered that information on a product scheduled to be purchased by being selected is displayed in the second area. That is, it can be considered to correspond to a shopping cart, a shopping cart, or a basket in the configuration of a conventional web page for product purchase.

  In the present embodiment, when the product graphics 204 is selected, a moving state graphic 205 indicating how the selected product graphics moves is displayed, and the selected product graphics 206 is displayed in the second area. “Movement state graphics” is a type of graphics, and displays the state until the product graphics are moved and displayed as selected product graphics. Note that it is natural that the selected product graphics 206 is displayed in the second area after the moving state graphics 205 is displayed, but the moving state graphics are displayed after the selected product graphics 206 is displayed. May be. Further, the moving state graphics and the product graphics may be the same or different. Similarly, the moving state graphics and the selected product graphics may be the same or different. For example, if the product graphics is an image of a product, the moving state graphics dynamically represents the process of packaging the product, and the selected product graphics represents the state that the product is fully packaged. The image to be displayed may be included. Further, with the display of the selected product graphics 206, the product graphics 204 may be deleted, or the product graphics 204 may not be selected. Further, the product graphics 204 may be selected again and again.

  The “product identification information storage unit” 102 stores product identification information. “Product identification information” is information for identifying a product to be selected. At least inside the product graphics selection device, the product is preferably identified by product identification information. In addition, although it described as "goods", goods also mean service and mean what can be the object of a transaction. In addition, “a product identified by the product identification information” may be referred to as “a product corresponding to the product identification information”.

  FIG. 3 illustrates a state where the product identification information is stored by the product identification information storage unit 102. As illustrated in FIG. 3, the product identification information is stored in a table. Further, an attribute such as a product name or a price of a product identified by the product identification information may be associated with the product identification information by being stored in the same row as the row in which the product identification information is stored. .

  The “product graphics display unit” 103 displays product graphics in the first area of the display 101. “Product graphics” is graphics representing products corresponding to product identification information.

  FIG. 4 illustrates a table for managing product graphics displayed by the product graphics display unit 103. For example, the product graphics representing the product corresponding to the product identification information “P01037” is displayed in an area with an X coordinate of 150, a Y coordinate of 250, a height of 25, and a width of 50 on the display 101. Is represented. With such a table, it is possible to know which product is selected from the position of the mouse cursor on the display 101 when a click or the like is performed.

  The “graphics selection unit” 104 is a unit for specifying corresponding product identification information by performing a selection operation on product graphics on the display 101. For example, with the movement of the mouse cursor, the position of the mouse cursor is detected, whether or not an operation such as a click has been performed is detected, and the selection operation is performed by referring to the table illustrated in FIG. Identify the product identification information.

  The “selected product graphics display unit” 105 displays the selected product graphics in the second area of the display 101. The “selected product graphics” is graphics for representing a product identified by the product identification information specified using the graphics selection unit 104.

  FIG. 5 illustrates a table for managing the selected product graphics displayed by the selected product graphics display unit 105. For example, the selected product graphic representing the product corresponding to the product identification information “P01048” is displayed in an area on the display 101 with an X coordinate of 775, a Y coordinate of 600, a height of 18, and a width of 40. Is represented. In FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, since the product graphics and the selected product graphics are different, the height and width values associated with the product identification information P01048 are different.

  The “movement state graphics display unit” 106 displays the movement state graphics. The “moving state graphics” is graphics that express a state in which the product graphics are moved from the first area to the second area and displayed as the selected product graphics in accordance with the selection operation of the product graphics. . In many cases, the moving state graphics are displayed as moving images. “According to the selection operation of product graphics” means that selection of product graphics is used as a trigger. That is, when a product graphics selection operation is performed, display is performed so that the product graphics that is the target of the selection operation starts to move.

  6 and 7 exemplify flowcharts for explaining the processing flow of the product graphics selection apparatus according to the first embodiment. FIG. 6 shows a process from displaying product graphics in the first area until a selection operation is possible. In step S601, since steps S602 to S604 have not been executed for the product, it is determined whether or not product identification information corresponding to the product for which the product graphics are not displayed remains. If not, the product graphics of all the products are displayed in the first area. Therefore, the process is terminated, and if not, steps S602 to S604 are executed in order. In step S602, one piece of remaining product identification information is acquired. In step S603, the display position of the graphic representing the product corresponding to the product identification information acquired in step S602 (ie, product graphics) is determined. For example, with reference to the coordinate information stored in the table illustrated in FIG. 4, the display position of the product graphics to be newly displayed is determined and stored in the table. In step S604, product graphics are displayed at the display position determined in step S603, and the process returns to step S601.

  FIG. 7 shows processing from selection of merchandise graphics to display of the selected merchandise graphics. In step S701, the process waits until a product graphics selection operation is performed. For example, it waits until the mouse button is pressed while the mouse cursor is at the position where the product graphics are displayed. In step S702, the display position of the selected product graphic is determined. For example, if the selected merchandise graphics is not displayed yet, the lower left position of the second area is set. Further, if the selected product graphic has already been displayed, the selected product graphic is set to a position adjacent to the selected product graphic displayed in the previous process. In step S703, the locus from the display position of the product graphics to the display position of the selected product graphics is determined. This trajectory represents a trajectory along which the moving state graphics move. The trajectory may be a straight line or a curved line. For example, it may be a parabola passing through the center position of the product graphics and the center position of the selected product graphics. In step S704, the moving state graphics are moved and displayed along the determined locus. Note that the movement state graphics may move at a constant speed or change in speed. For example, the moving state graphics may progress more slowly as the curvature increases. In step S705, the selected product graphics are displayed. Note that the merchandise graphics may be deleted or the selection operation may not be performed with the display of the moving state graphics. In addition, the trajectory may be determined in step S703 and how to change the moving state graphics may be determined. For example, the change may be determined according to the product corresponding to the selected product graphics. For example, a product up to a predetermined size is changed so as to be wrapped with a wrapping paper, and a product exceeding a predetermined size is changed so as to be put in a handbag.

  Note that the purchase quantity of the product may be input before executing step S701. In addition, after the selected product graphic is displayed, the purchase quantity of the product may be input by performing an operation such as right-clicking the mouse button on the selected product graphic.

  6 and 7 can be executed by writing a program. In particular, description can be made based on Flash (registered trademark) of Macromedia (registered trademark), etc., and when a web page is browsed, it is downloaded simultaneously with the web page and plug-in software of the web browser Can be executed.

  8 to 10 show examples of display of the product graphics selection device according to the present embodiment. FIG. 8 illustrates a state in which product graphics are displayed. Product graphics 802 representing products are displayed on the left portion of the display 801. The product graphics 802 may include a product photo 803, and may further include a description of the product and an area for designating a quantity. In addition, an image of the cart is displayed on the right portion of the display 801, indicating that the second area is around here.

  For example, when the consumer clicks “go to cart” of the product graphics 802, a display in which the movement state graphics 903 starts moving from the position of the product graphics 902 as illustrated in FIG. Done. Thereafter, as illustrated in FIG. 10, the moving state graphics 903 moves to the top of the cart 1002 and the selected product graphics 1003 is displayed. The “consumer” means a person who operates the product graphics selection device.

  In the present embodiment, by displaying the moving state graphics, it is possible to clearly perceive that the consumer has selected the product, and to prevent the unnecessary product from being purchased without being aware of it. be able to. In addition, the display of the movement of the product graphics may be interesting and motivate the consumer to purchase more products.

(Embodiment 2)
As the second embodiment, an embodiment in which the selected product graphics are not overlapped in the product graphics selecting apparatus of the first embodiment will be described.

  FIG. 11 illustrates a functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the second embodiment. Compared with FIG. 1 according to the first embodiment, in the present embodiment, in addition to the configuration of the first embodiment, the selected product graphics display unit 105 includes a non-overlapping display unit 1101.

  The “non-overlapping display means” 1101 displays the selected product graphics displayed in the second area so that they do not completely overlap each other when the selection operation is performed on a plurality of products. Means. The “selection operation” means a selection operation for product graphics by the graphics selection unit 104. In addition, “when the selection operation is performed on a plurality of products” means that one or more product graphics have already been selected and one or more selected product graphics are displayed in the second area, Further, it means that the product graphics is selected and operated.

  For example, when determining the display position of the selected product graphic in step S702 of the flowchart illustrated in FIG. 7, the non-overlapping display unit 1101, if the selected product graphic is already displayed in the second area, A display position that does not completely overlap with the selected product graphic is calculated. For example, with reference to the table illustrated in FIG. 5, the selected product graphics are displayed by calculating a position that does not overlap the already displayed selected product graphics.

  FIG. 12 shows a display example in the present embodiment on the display 101. For example, if the product graphics 802 is already selected and the selected product graphics 1003 is displayed as a result of the selection operation, and the product graphics 1202 is further selected, the selected product graphics 1203 is displayed in the second area. In such a case, the selected product graphics 1003 and the selected product graphics 1203 are displayed by the non-overlapping display means 1101 so as not to completely overlap.

  In the present embodiment, since the selected product graphics are displayed so as not to overlap completely, it is possible for a user such as a consumer to easily display how many products have been selected. is there.

(Embodiment 3)
As a third embodiment, a product graphics selection apparatus that stores selected product graphics and order information of products represented by the selected product graphics in association with each other will be described.

  FIG. 13 illustrates a functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the present embodiment. Compared with FIG. 1 according to the first embodiment or FIG. 11 according to the second embodiment, the merchandise graphics selection device according to the present embodiment is the same as the merchandise graphics selection device according to the first or second embodiment. The information holding unit 1301, the selected product graphics selection unit 1302, and the order information display unit 1303 are included.

  The “product order information holding unit” 1301 holds product order information in association with the product identification information specified by the selection operation in the graphics selection unit 104. “Product order information” is information relating to the order of the product, such as the number of items ordered, the delivery destination of the product, and the payment method for the product.

  FIG. 14 illustrates a table for the product order information holding unit 1301 to hold product order information. Product identification information specified by the selection operation in the graphics selection unit 104 is stored in the column named product identification information, and the product identified by the product identification information is ordered in the column named order quantity. Number is stored.

  The “selected product graphics selection unit” 1302 is a unit for selecting and operating the selected product graphics displayed by the selected product graphics display unit 105. For example, when the right mouse button or the like is pressed while the mouse cursor is displayed in the second area, the mouse cursor is placed on which selected product graphic with reference to the table illustrated in FIG. Is displayed, and the product identification information of the product represented by the selected product graphics is acquired.

  The “order information display unit” 1303 is associated with the product identification information of the product represented by the selected product graphics selected by the selected product graphics selection unit 1302, and is stored in the product order information holding unit 1301. Display order information. For example, when the selected product graphics selecting unit 1302 selects the selected product graphics representing the product identified by the product identification information of P01048, the order information display unit 1303 displays the table illustrated in FIG. Referring to, display indicating that the order quantity is 2 is performed on display 101 or the like.

  FIG. 15 illustrates a flowchart for explaining the flow of processing of the present embodiment. In step S1501, the process waits until an operation for selecting the selected product graphic is performed. When the selection operation for the selected product graphics is performed, the process proceeds to step S1502, and the order information held in association with the product identification information of the product represented by the selected product graphics for which the selection operation has been performed is displayed. read out. For example, for the product identification information P01048, it is read from the table of FIG. 14 that the order quantity is 2. In step S1503, the order information read in step S1502 is displayed.

  In the present embodiment, since order information is displayed, the consumer can know how many products have been ordered, and convenience is generated.

(Embodiment 4)
As a fourth embodiment, the display in the second area is that the selected product graphics are placed on the shopping cart, and a predetermined number of selected product graphics are placed and displayed on the shopping cart. In the case where the selected merchandise graphics is displayed, a mode in which a new shopping cart is displayed on the front side will be described.

  FIG. 16 illustrates a functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the fourth embodiment. Compared with FIG. 1 according to the first embodiment or FIG. 11 according to the second embodiment, the product graphics selection device according to the present embodiment is the selected product graphics of the product graphics selection device according to the first or second embodiment. The display unit 105 includes a shopping cart image display unit 1601, a selected product display number determination unit 1602, and a shopping cart image change unit 1603.

  “Shopping cart image display means” 1601 displays a shopping cart image in the second area. Although “shopping cart image” is written, it is not necessary to be an image of a cart having wheels, and may be an image of a basket for carrying goods to be purchased in real life shopping.

  “Selected product display number judging means” 1602 is a means for judging whether a predetermined number of selected product graphics are displayed in relation to the shopping cart image displayed by the shopping cart image displaying means in the second area. . “In relation to the shopping cart image” means that the display is such that the selected product graphic is placed on the shopping cart image. For example, it means that the selected product graphic is displayed above the shopping cart image on the display.

  For example, a column for storing identification information for identifying the shopping cart image is further added to the table of FIG. 5, and a variable for holding the identification information of the shopping cart image for displaying the selected product graphics in relation to the table. Can be determined by the selected product display number determination means 1602 by counting the number of rows in the table of FIG. 5 where the identification information held in the variable is stored.

  The “shopping cart image changing unit” 1603 changes the shipping cart image that is already displayed when the predetermined number of determination results by the selected product display number determining unit 1603 are displayed. The change by the shopping cart image changing unit 1603 is a change in which a new shopping cart image is displayed in front of the already displayed shopping cart image in addition to the already displayed shopping cart image. For example, when the display on the display 101 is divided into several layers, the already displayed shopping cart image is moved to a lower layer, and a new shipping cart is displayed on the upper layer. Or you may make it display the shopping cart already displayed small. Note that the selected product graphics that are displayed in association with the shopping cart image that is already displayed may be moved to a lower layer or displayed smaller. Further, the display position of the shopping cart image that is moved to a lower layer may be moved so that the selected product graphics do not overlap.

  FIG. 17 shows a display example in the present embodiment on the display 101. For example, assuming that three selected product graphics are displayed in relation to a shopping cart image, if the predetermined number is 3, and if the selected product graphics are further displayed, the shopping cart image 1002 is displayed. A new shopping cart image 1705 is displayed on the front side, such as being displayed in a small size, and the selected product graphics 1706 are displayed in association therewith.

  FIG. 18 is a flowchart illustrating the processing flow of this embodiment. This flowchart explains the flow of processing when a product graphic is selected by the graphics selection unit 103 and a new selected product graphic is displayed. In step S1801, it is determined whether a predetermined number of selected merchandise graphics have been displayed in association with the shopping cart image. If the determination result is YES, the process proceeds to step S1802, and a new shopping cart image is displayed in front of the already displayed shopping cart image. Although “display in front” is written, since whether or not it is in front is a relative concept, the already displayed shopping cart image is displayed on the back. At that time, the image may be displayed by reducing the size or decreasing the brightness.

  In this embodiment, since the shopping cart image in which a predetermined number of selected product graphics are displayed in relation is displayed on the back side, the consumer is interested in the display being changed. There are effects such as selecting more products.

(Embodiment 5)
As a fifth embodiment, a mode in which an order or the like can be canceled will be described.

  FIG. 19 illustrates a functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the fifth embodiment. Compared with FIGS. 1, 11, 13, and 16, which are functional block diagrams according to the first to fourth embodiments, the merchandise graphics selection device according to the present embodiment selects the merchandise graphics according to any one of the first to fourth embodiments. The apparatus further includes a second selected product graphics selecting unit 1901 and a selected product graphics erasing unit 1902.

  The “second selected product graphics selection unit” 1901 is a unit for selecting and operating the selected product graphics displayed by the selected product graphics display unit. For example, when the right mouse button or the like is pressed while the mouse cursor is displayed in the second area, the mouse cursor is placed on which selected product graphic with reference to the table illustrated in FIG. Is displayed, and the product identification information of the product represented by the selected product graphics is acquired.

  The “selected product graphics erasing unit” 1902 deletes the selected product graphics selected and operated by the second selected product graphics selecting unit. That is, the display of the selected merchandise graphics that has been selected is deleted. Accompanying this deletion, for example, the selected product graphics displayed above the selected product graphics that have been selected may be moved downward. Also, if the selected product graphics displayed in relation to the shopping cart image displayed in front of the shopping cart image disappears when the shopping cart image is displayed on the back, the shopping cart image displayed on the front is displayed. May be deleted, and the shopping cart image on the back may be displayed on the front. Further, the order information of the product represented by the selected product graphics to be deleted may be deleted.

  FIG. 20 illustrates a flowchart for explaining the flow of processing when selection is performed by the second selected product graphics selection unit 1901 in the present embodiment. In step S2001, the second selected product graphics selection unit 1901 waits until the selected product graphics is selected. If a selection operation is performed, the process proceeds to step S2002, and the selected product graphics for which the selection operation has been performed is deleted.

  In the present embodiment, since the selected product graphics can be deleted, there is an effect that a user such as a consumer can perform a product graphics selection operation with peace of mind.

(Embodiment 6)
As a sixth embodiment, a description will be given of a form in which, when a selected product graphic is erased, display is performed such that the selected product graphic moves toward the first region.

  FIG. 21 illustrates a functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the present embodiment. Compared with the functional block diagram according to the fifth embodiment, the product graphics selection device according to the present embodiment further includes a return state graphics display unit.

  The “returned state graphics display unit” 2101 is a unit that expresses how the selected product graphics that has been selected by the second selected product graphics selection unit 1901 move toward the first area. For example, the trajectory from the display position of the selected product graphic to the display position of the product graphic that is the product graphic and the selected product graphic is displayed when the product graphic is selected. The selected product graphics are moved along the trajectory. Also, the selected merchandise graphics being moved may change. For example, if the selected merchandise graphic indicates that the merchandise represented by the merchandise graphics is in a packaged state, the display changes from a packaged state to an unpackaged state. May be.

  In this embodiment, since the selected merchandise graphics indicate that the order has been canceled by moving toward the first area, the consumer such as the user has canceled the order. Can be confirmed.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to perceive that a consumer has selected a product, and it is possible to prevent an unnecessary product from being purchased without realizing it. Useful.

Functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the first embodiment Example of display on the display An example of a state in which product identification information is stored Example of table for managing product graphics Example of table for managing selected product graphics The flowchart explaining the flow of processing of the product graphics selection device The flowchart explaining the flow of processing of the product graphics selection device Example of display of product graphics selection device Example of display of product graphics selection device Example of display of product graphics selection device Functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the second embodiment Example of display on the display Functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the third embodiment An example of a table for holding product order information Flowchart for explaining the flow of processing according to the third embodiment Functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the fourth embodiment Example of display on the display Flowchart for explaining the flow of processing according to the fourth embodiment Functional block diagram of product graphics selection apparatus according to embodiment 5 Flowchart for explaining the flow of processing according to Embodiment 5 Functional block diagram of the product graphics selection device according to the sixth embodiment

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Claims (7)

Display,
A product identification information storage unit for storing product identification information of a product to be selected;
A product graphics display unit for displaying product graphics which is a graphic representing the product corresponding to the product identification information in the first area of the display;
On the display, a graphics selection unit for specifying the corresponding product identification information by selecting the product graphics,
A selected product graphics display unit for displaying selected product graphics that are graphics for representing the product identified by the identified product identification information in the second region of the display;
A moving state graphic that displays a moving state graphic representing a state in which the commodity graphic is moved from the first area to the second area and displayed as the selected commodity graphic in response to the selection operation of the commodity graphic. A display unit;
Commodity graphics selection device. The selected product graphics display unit is:
The non-overlapping display means for displaying the selected product graphics displayed in the second area so as not to completely overlap each other when the selection operation is performed on a plurality of products. The product graphics selection device described in 1. A product order information holding unit for holding product order information in association with the product identification information specified by the selection operation in the graphics selection unit;
A selected product graphics selection unit for performing a selection operation on the selected product graphics displayed by the selected product graphics display unit;
An order information display unit that displays the order information of the product held in the product order information holding unit in association with the product identification information of the product represented by the selected product graphics selected in the selected product graphics selection unit When,
The product graphics selection device according to claim 1, comprising: The selected product graphics display unit is:
Shopping cart image display means for displaying a shopping cart image in the second area;
Selected product display number determination means for determining whether a predetermined number of selected product graphics are displayed in the second area in relation to the shopping cart image;
A shopping cart image changing means for changing a shopping cart image that is already displayed, if the judgment result in the selected product display number judging means is a judgment result that a predetermined number is displayed;
The product graphic according to claim 1, wherein the change is a change in which a new shopping cart image is displayed in front of the already displayed shopping cart image in addition to the already displayed shopping cart image. Selection device. A second selected product graphics selection unit for selecting and operating the selected product graphics displayed by the selected product graphics display unit;
A selected product graphics deleting unit that deletes the selected product graphics selected by the second selected product graphics selecting unit;
The product graphics selection device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising: The product graphic according to claim 5, further comprising: a return state graphics display unit that represents a state in which the selected product graphic that has been selected by the second selected product graphics selection unit moves toward the first region. Selection device. A product graphics display step for displaying product graphics, which is a graphic representing the product corresponding to the product identification information, which is information for identifying the product to be selected, in the first area of the display;
On the display, a graphics selection step for specifying the corresponding product identification information by selecting the product graphics,
A selected product graphics display step for displaying a selected product graphic that is a graphic for representing the product identified by the identified product identification information in the second region of the display;
A moving state graphic that displays a moving state graphic representing a state in which the commodity graphic is moved from the first area to the second area and displayed as the selected commodity graphic in response to the selection operation of the commodity graphic. Display step,
Product graphics selection program to make the computer execute.

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