Abstract: A systematic mechanism for visualizing functions or capabilities that an application has. One or more user experience objects are generated corresponding to an application. An application definition is obtained for that application, and then multiple user experience templates are identified based on that application definition. Information from the application definition is then used to populate at least one of the user experience templates to generate at least one object experience object. The user may then review visualizations of the user experience objects to determine the general capabilities of the application, and thereby determine whether to install or open the application, and how best to use the application.

Abstract: An apparatus having an interactive display configured to display a first navigation user interface (UI) element in a first predetermined area of the interactive display, the first navigation UI element being an indicator for navigating forward one or more pages of the e-presentation, and memory configured to store an e-presentation including a plurality of pages, is disclosed. The apparatus displays a current page of the e-presentation, detects a first input from a user, makes a first determination that the first input initiated in the first predetermined area, in response to the first determination, display a second UI element on the interactive display, wherein the second UI element indicates a page immediately after the current page of the e-presentation, and make a second determination as to whether the first input exceeds a predetermined navigation threshold. When the first input exceeds the predetermined navigation threshold, the second UI element is updated.