The Binary Clock is neat, but it would really benefit from customization features like the following
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The trick is the main interface, the clock, should remain the first thing people see after launching the app, and it should remain clean and uncluttered. That means I don't want a settings button or side panel.
Rather, I recommend adding an event listener for a long press on the clock to open the settings page.
It would also be acceptable to display a toast after launching the app telling the user how to access these settings (though the user might want a setting to disable the toast).
The Binary Clock is neat, but it would really benefit from customization features like the following
The trick is the main interface, the clock, should remain the first thing people see after launching the app, and it should remain clean and uncluttered. That means I don't want a settings button or side panel.
Rather, I recommend adding an event listener for a long press on the clock to open the settings page.
It would also be acceptable to display a toast after launching the app telling the user how to access these settings (though the user might want a setting to disable the toast).