Adobe, Inc.

Phil Lu

Timothy Walter Kukulski

Klaas Stöeckmann

Jens C Neffe

Phil Clevenger

David Alonzo

Kai Gradert

Graeme Mott

A user interface includes a digital image display canvas and a plurality of control tiles arranged on a rotatable carousel. A user can browse through the control tiles using swiping gestures that rotate the carousel. Each control tile represents a parameter, an imaging effect, or some other manipulation that can be applied to the displayed image. For control tiles representing a parameter which can be selected from a range of numerical values, such as image brightness, selecting the control tile causes a universal slider to be displayed. The universal slider extends across an entire dimension of the display, thereby providing the user with a wide range of adjustment for the corresponding parameter. Selecting a different control tile associated with a different parameter causes user input received via the universal slider to be applied to the different parameter, thereby such that the same universal slider can manipulate multiple parameters.

Touch-based user interface control tiles

Methods and systems are discussed for visually forming relationships between electronic content. Electronic content from a computing device may be received. The electronic content may be displayed on a graphical user interface. The received electronic content may be analyzed to identify characteristics of the electronic content. The received electronic content may be visually related to previously received electronic content on a graphical user interface. The received and the previously received electronic content may be visually related by applying a relationship hierarchy to the identified characteristics.

Methods and systems for visually forming relationships between electronic content

Systems and methods for computer-assisted drawing are disclosed. For example, one disclosed method includes the steps of determining a perspective based on at least one perspective point; receiving a sketch drawing input and generating a sketch line segment based on the drawing input; determining a conformance of the sketch line segment to the perspective; and responsive to determining the conformance exceeds a threshold: adjusting the sketch line segment based on the conformance, and displaying the adjusted sketch line segment.

Systems and methods for computer-assisted drawings

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Burlingame, CA, United States of America

Phil Lu