Adobe, Inc.

Aol Inc.

Oath Inc.

Corey Robert Lucier

Sreekant S Kotay

Peter David Hirschberg

John D Robinson

David G Besbris

Todd C Brannam

Ke Ning

Michael Gary Wright

Joseph Raymond Hewitt

Veronica Marie Early

Bernard Kerr

Eliot Seth Greenfield

Dmytro Baranovskiy

Embodiments are disclosed for generating a data-bound axis for a data visualization. In some embodiments, a method of generating a data-bound axis for a data visualization includes receiving a data set and generating a chart including a plurality of graphic objects based on the data set and a visual property of the plurality of graphic objects. A scale associated with the chart is determined based on the data set and the plurality of graphic objects. At least one axis graphic object is generated based on the scale. The at least one axis graphic object is added to the plurality of graphic objects of the chart.

Automatically generating axes for data visualizations including data bound objects

A system for providing a user interface includes a gadget definition, a style definition, and a scene file. The gadget definition includes one or more XML-based gadget definition tags defining a gadget element and the style definition includes one or more XML-based style definition tags defining one or more style attributes to be applied to the gadget element. The scene file is an XML-based document that includes a gadget element tag that specifies the gadget element. The system further includes a parser to parse the scene file, the style definition, and the gadget definition, and to generate an object that includes a gadget object corresponding to the gadget element. The system also includes a layout engine to determine, based on the object model, a layout of the user interface, and a rendering engine to render, based on the determined layout, the user interface including the gadget element.

Providing a user interface

Methods and systems for creating multi-state content using state information are disclosed. The state information may specify, for example, that a subcomponent is included in one state and excluded from another state. As another example, the state information may specify that an attribute of the object will have a first value in one state and a different value in another state. Certain embodiments allow a developer to use declarative statements to specify different states for an object. These declarative statements may directly specify the appearance attributes or subcomponents of the object. Certain embodiments allow a developer to specify state-specific appearance attributes and sub-components within the general specification of the object and without having to specify appearance attributes or subcomponents in terms of changes to a base state or any other state.

Systems and methods for creating multi-state content

A system for providing a user interface includes a first element tag and a second element tag. The first element tag specifies a first element that is associated with a class of connectable elements and includes a first order indicator that specifies an order of the first element. The second element tag specifies a second element that is associated with the class of connectable elements such that the first element and the second element can be connected. The second element tag includes a second order indicator that specifies an order of the second element. The order of the first element and the second element are related such that, when the first element and the second element are connected, the first element remains connected to the second element when the second element is moved, and the first element is separated from the second element when the first element is moved.

User interface with connectable elements

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Berryville, VA, United States of America

Corey Robert Lucier