One or more of the selectable user interface objects are displayed with a simulated depth of field effect that includes applying a respective degree of blurring to the one or more selectable user interface objects. Here’s Apple’s quite technical summary of the invention: “The present technology includes displaying a user interface in a simulated three-dimensional environment that includes selectable user interface objects located at different simulated distances from a respective viewpoint in the simulated three-dimensional environment. The tech giant says that “the existing solutions are not adequate to eliminate barriers between content creators and the presentation of high quality electronic content on a variety of platforms.” Such adjustments require knowledge of computer-programming languages, which again, many content creators lack.
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Apple says that, often, variables within the css code must be adjusted directly in the code. Users wanting customized elements must still have knowledge of one or more computer-programming languages.įor example, while some web-content development tools can assist with the creation of basic hyper-text markup language (html) content, these tools have even more limited capabilities to edit cascading style sheet (css) elements. However, in most instances, such tools can only assist users with basic features. To begin to bridge this gap, content creators can use some electronic-content-development tools which allow content creators to interact with a graphical user interface to design the content while an electronic-content-development tool puts the computer-programming code in place to represent the electronic content on a user’s computer.Īpple notes that one type of such tool is a web page development tool, which allows a user to create webpages with basic features by designing the webpage graphically within the electronic-content-development tool. In the patent filing, Apple notes that, in many instances, computer-programming languages are a hindrance to electronic content creation and, ultimately, delivery to content consumers. However, development of iWeb ceased in 2011. It allowed users to create websites and blogs and customize them with their own text, photos, and movies.
IWeb was a template-based website creation tool that was introduced in October 2006 as part of the iLife suite.
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