AU2003100952A4 - Intuitive Click & Discover Web Interface - Google Patents
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Patents Act 1990 COMPLETE SPECIFICATION INNOVATION PATENT INTUITIVE CLICK DISCOVER WEB INTERFACE The following statement is a full description of this invention, including the best method of performing it known to me.
INTUITIVE CLICK DISCQVER WEB INTERFACE Informnation is a commodity that needs to be processed for consumption. While the world wide web provides an effective distribution system for this commodity existing search and reover methodology while appropriate for some applications can be cumbersome and time consuming for others. This invention improves the provision of online information services using a more flexible intuitive click and discover methodology as opposed to the rigidity of the aforementioned menu driven search and recover methodology of traditional web based technology and design.
The invention is a web interface that consists of a number of frames each with it's own key funrction.
The frames are designed and placed strategically to maximise efficiency and convenience. Some of the frames employ click and discover methodology which has been specifically developed for the interface which allows information to be displayed simultaneously in frames that are relevant to that particular selection. The interface is an information distribution system the purpose of which is to provide information services for (but not exclusively to) the tourism, leisure and recreation markets. The appearance and operation of the interface is in the form of an online publication.
The invention may be better understood with reference to the illustration of embodiments of the invention which arc: Figure 1 Figure 1 is a complete layout of the intuitive web interface with each individual frame numbered 1-9.
Each individual frame has it's own function which contributes to the overall functionality and uniqueness of the interface. Each frame will be described in detail with the word frame preceding the number to identify each individual frame.
Frame 1 This is the banner frame which displays business name and logo. This information remains constant, appears on each page and is not crucial to the overall functionality or uniqueness of the interface.
Frame 2 This is the menu frame. This information remains constant, appears on each page and while adds functionality is not crucial to the uniqueness of the interface.
Frame 3 This is the map frame. The map frame displays graphic illustrations of country, state, province and regional maps. Map locations will change within this framne upon selection through an intuitive click and discover process. Infonnation contained in fr-ames 4, 5, 6,7, 8 and 9 will also change when selections are made in frame 3. Information contained in this frame does not remain constant, appears on each page and is crucial to the overall fuinctionality and uniqueness of the interface.
Frame 4 This is a display advertising fr-ame. Information contained in this frame does change, appears on each page and is not crucial to the overall functionality and uniqueness of the interface.
Frame This is the locality fr-ame. The names of towns, locations, suburbs, appear in this frame when state, province or regional map selections are made in frame 3. Upon selection of individual towns, locations, suburbs which are made from frame 5, information changes in frames 6, 7, 8 and 9.
contains scrolling capability to allow any number of towns, locations, suburbs to be contained herein. Information that is contained in this fr-ame does not remain constant, appears on each page and is crucial to the overall functionality and uniqueness of the interface.
Frame 6 This is the title fr-ame. This frame contains the title of any given page. This could be the title for state, province, region, town, location, suburb, companies, organisations and businesses. Selections cannot be made from this fr-ame and information only changes within this fr-ame when selections are made from fr-ames 3, 4,5, 7,8 and 9. )While this feature contributes to overall functionality it is not crucial to the uniqueness of the interface.
Frame 7 This is the contact information frame. This frame contains destination, regional, locality, business contact details which includes web and email links. Infonnation changes in this fr-ame when selections are made from fr-ames 3, 4, 5,8 and 9. Selections made from thi s frame would change information in frames 8 and 9 and new frames which contain separate web and email information. This frame contains click and discover methodology. Information that is contained in this fr-ame does not remain constant and this frame is crucial to the overall functionality and uniqueness of the interface.
Frame 8 This is the editorial frame. This fr-ame contains editorial information. Information changes in this fr-ame when selections are made from frames 3, 5, 6,7 and 9. Selections made from this frame will change information in frames 3, 5, 6, 7 and 9. This frame features click and discover methodology.
Information that is contained in this frame does not remain constant and this frame is crucial to the overall functionality and uniqueness of the interface.
Frame 9 This is the click and discover showcase. The click and discover showcase is an innovation where pictorial and paid for display advertisements appear. Pictorial information is displayed through selections made in frames 3,4,5, land 8. Display Advertisements will appear in this fr-ame through selections made in frames 4 and 8. The first frame that appears may display an image that is a complete display advertisement or image that allows users to access further information in sequence, separate pop up windows or a combination of both. Information in this frame does not remain constant and is crucial to the overall functionality and uniqueness of the interface. In the provisional application (number 2002952868) this frame is referred to as the story board window. However for the purpose of this complete application we would like it known as the click and discover showcase.
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| AU2003100952A AU2003100952A4 (en) | 2002-11-25 | 2003-11-19 | Intuitive Click & Discover Web Interface |
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| CN100372282C (en) * | 2004-06-17 | 2008-02-27 | 腾讯科技（深圳）有限公司 | Information interaction system and method |
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