Pinterest, Inc.

Adobe, Inc.

Justin Velo

Wendy Lu

Mengya You

Kelvin Tow

Harrison He

Nicole Crawford

Jeremy R Clark

Daniel Wabyick

Nipoon Malhotra

Yunnan Wu

Andrew Craig Bragdon

Richard Neil Cancro, Jr

Mehrdad Bidgoli

Jon Lorenz

Himgan Wibisono

Raphael Grignani

Harsh Goel

Vivian Clara Chow

Shahrouz Tavakoli

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for providing content. One of the methods includes providing a plurality of image content items to an application interface of a client device for presentation; receiving a user selection of a particular image content item of the plurality of presented image content items; and responsive to the selection, providing a combination of native content and third party content associated with the selected image content item, wherein the native content includes a close up view of the selected image content item and the third party content includes a third party webpage.

Content presentation

The described implementations facilitate the discovery and presentation of video advertisements in a non-intrusive manner by users of client devices. In one implementation, an informed opt-in preview representative of a video advertisement is generated. The informed opt-in preview is a short video presentation that is formed from frames extracted from the video advertisement that can be presented on a client device to provide a user with an overview of the video advertisement corresponding to that informed opt-in preview. For example, the video advertisement may be a two-minute video advertisement. In comparison, the informed opt-in preview may be as little as three&#x2014;five seconds in length and simply provide an overview of the video advertisement.

Informed opt-in previews for video advertisements

Disclosed are systems and methods for presenting supplemental content items on a user device while requested additional content is obtained. For example, a user is presented with a content item, such as an image, an advertisement, etc., on a display of a user device. The content item, when interacted with by the user, results in a request for additional content, such as a web page, being sent to a remote computing resource, the additional content item being received by the user device from the remote computing resource, loaded by the user device, and presented to the user on the display of the user device. Rather than presenting the user with a blank screen, an empty window, a 'loading' notification (e.g., spinning icon), etc., while the additional content item is retrieved and loaded, the implementations discussed herein provide the user with effectively instant gratification by presenting on the display of the user device and while the additional content item is retrieved and loaded, supplemental content that is already stored in memory of the user device.

Supplemental content items

Systems and methods are provided for aggregating relevant electronic content items that are relevant to one another. In one embodiment, a content management application determines that a first electronic content item and a second electronic content item are relevant to one another. The first electronic content item is provided by a first client account and the second electronic content item is provided by a second client account. The content management application also aggregates the first and second electronic content items to form at least part of a collection of electronic content. The first and second electronic content items are aggregated based on determining that the first and second electronic content items are relevant to one another. The content management application also provides access to the collection of electronic content.

Aggregating electronic content items from different sources

Automatically transformed graphical user interface techniques and implementations are described, including displaying a graphical user interface in a first position, the graphical user interface having a composition having an interface element, detecting an input to change the composition, and transforming the graphical user interface in response to the input comprising adjusting at least one edge of the graphical user interface and orienting the graphical user interface to a second position relative to a point in a display.

Automatically transformed graphical user interface

Graphical user interface for a display screen

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Justin Velo