Google Inc.

Jorim Dorian Jaggi

Michael Adam Cohen

Adrian Roos

James Brooks Miller

Daniel Marc Gatan Shiplacoff

Selim Flavio Cinek

Christoph Emanuel Studer

Arif Huda

Rohan Ketan Shah

Lee Brandon Keely

Nicholas John Bearman

Thomas Ramon Karlo

Selim Cinek

Jt DiMartile

Sebastian Johannes Bauer

Michel Comin Escude

Jt Dimartile

Aspects of this disclosure are directed to techniques that enable a computing device to provide a visual indication that there is no additional content to scroll. When a user continues to perform a scroll gesture and scrolls to the end of the content and attempts to continue to scroll the content (i.e., overscrolls the content), a computing device configured in accordance with the techniques of this disclosure may visually stretch at least a portion of the displayed content. In various instances, the computing device may determine various characteristics of the scroll gesture, such as location on a presence-sensitive screen of the computing device, velocity, acceleration, duration, etc. Based on one or more of these scroll gesture characteristics, the computing device may determine a stretch ratio and may apply the stretch ratio to at least a portion of the displayed content.

Stretching content to indicate scrolling beyond the end of the content

Display screen with animated graphical interface

While a computing device is in a limited-access state, the computing device may output for display a user interface element. Responsive to the computing device receiving an indication of a first user input at a region of a presence-sensitive input device that corresponds to at least a portion of the user interface element as displayed, the computing device may alter the visual appearance of the user interface element to indicate that the user interface element is selected. Responsive to the computing device determining that it has received the indication of the second user input at the region of the presence-sensitive input device within the predefined period of time subsequent to receiving the indication of the first user input, the computing device may activate the user interface element.

Preventing unintentional user activation of user interface elements

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Jorim Dorian Jaggi