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Jeong-Sook Lee

Tina Rauschenbach

Jamila Schon

Carolin Seel

Gerard Keane

Gergana Savova

John Pompa

Simone Daiber

Barbara Kuntz

Terrance Weinzierl

Jim Ford

Roman Rommel

Annette Jann

Jan-Michel Blinn

Denis Timur

Melanie Siegmann

Melanie Marschall

Gisbert Loff

Philip Miseldine

Charles Monte

Christina Hall

Michael Krenkler

Emil Voutta

Florian Jann

Marc Kumar Ziegler

Kai Richter

David Drayton

Janos Varadi

Ralf Kaltenmaier

Martin Hensel

Marcus Nitsche

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Configuring a graphical user interface according to a user's preferences is described herein. Systems and methods are provided for generating a dynamically varying themed interface for a user environment; defining appropriate color palettes associated within a brand definition of the user environment; and, providing one or more configuration settings for the rendering engine.

Dynamically-themed display utilizing physical ambient conditions

In one general aspect, a method and system are described for identifying a plurality of functions associated with an application that is operable on a first software platform, identifying a plurality of user interface aspects of the application, identifying a plurality of navigational aspects of the application, generating a reformatted user interface capable of executing the plurality of functions on a second software platform.

User interface for navigating multiple applications

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface

Systems, software, and computer-implemented methods for providing context-aware application status indicators are used to provide visual appearances and indications representing transitions between states in a software program. One example method includes displaying an animated image associated with a first state of a software program, the animated image having one or more attributes controlling a visual appearance of the displayed animated image; detecting a transition from the first state to a second state different than the first state by the software program; and in response to detecting the transition, updating one or more of the attributes of the displayed animated image to implement a change to the visual appearance of the displayed animated image, wherein the change to the visual appearance of the displayed animated image is associated with the transition from the first state to the second state.

Context-aware application status indicators

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Walldorf, Germany

Jeong-Sook Lee