Mozilla opens the mobile open-source Firefox Interface Design

From: http://www.lupaworld.com/viewnews_38876.html

As part of the mobile platform strategy,MozillaUnveil the futureMobile phoneVersionFirefoxUserInterface DesignThe design includes two types: touch screen, including most PDA; keyboard operation screen, including smartphone and most mobile phones.

These previews give people the most obvious impression that the interface and functional experience are consistent with Firefox 3, which is indeed a challenge for platforms with limited hardware resources such as mobile phones and PDAs.

The main window of the mobile Firefox page looks very simple, and the top is a simple title bar. Click the title bar to hide the main toolbar. The main Toolbar contains the "Refresh/Stop" button, "Address/search" bar, and Firefox 3-Style Star tagging and bookmarks.

Main Window appearance

In the "Address/search" column, enter the URL or search content, click "go" to access the webpage, or click "Search" to search. The address bar has the same features as Firefox 3, and prompts the accessed URL Based on the entered letters.

 

Enter the URL or search content

Click the star icon to display the list of bookmarks. Double-click this button to add the current page to the bookmarks.

 

Show bookmarks

The navigation bar is displayed at the bottom of the interface, including the forward and backward buttons, the zoom-in and zoom-in buttons (which are appropriate for mobile devices), and the middle buttons. The thumbnail of the four labels is displayed, for fast switching. When there are more than four tags, you can close the thumbnail in the upper-right corner,OthersThe thumbnail of the tag will be added.

 

Display thumbnails of four bookmarks

The zoom-in and zoom-in buttons provide complete page Scaling (including images). Similar to Firefox 3, users can click and drag to open the webpage.

For non-touch screen devices, Firefox provides the keyboard direction keys. Other operations are implemented through menus.

Finally, Mozilla also provides the XUL language model.