edburtnieks-private
commented
4 years ago From what I've gathered then yes, the clock should be in landscape orientation.
Taken from https://flutter.dev/clock
Design and data notes:
- The ClockModel API with mock data is provided to you. Using this API is optional, but it provides system information such as the brightness mode, weather, and time format.
- The clock design should use landscape mode, with a 5:3 aspect ratio.
- You may use Material Design icons.
- All other assets, fonts, icons, images, and so on should be your own, or licensed under a BSD-3, or OFL license (for fonts).
- Your clock should not:
- Have user interaction (such as tapping, gestures, dragging, mouse, keyboard, and so on).
- Play audio, including an alarm.
- Make network requests.
- Collect data in violation of applicable laws (including privacy laws).
- Contain copyrighted or trademarked content.
jkurtw
The image on the contest page (https://flutter.dev/assets/clock/Lenovo-WTM-c2e515298b46c86d73b91c2cfc515eb6ba9a9e601009219245562d5d65c43d7f.png) seems to imply efforts should be concentrated on a landscape clockface, is this true? The rules/faq don't mention orientation preferences. Please confirm.