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Landscape/portrait consistency

Open smtchahal opened this issue 7 years ago • 1 comments

Why do some screen sizes have larger widths than heights but others don't? For instance, as of d171cb23faf080e0537e8bddd41526942bf0421c, Sony Xperia Z5 Premium has a resolution of 3840x2160 in screens.json, so if you click on that device name on the web app, you get a landscape "preview" of the device screen. But Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge has a saved resolution of 1400x2560, so clicking on that device name gives you a portrait preview.

This is confusing IMHO. Can we/do we have a consensus on which orientation (landscape or portrait) to use? Maybe we could have landscape orientation for tablets but portrait for phones?

smtchahal avatar Sep 05 '17 14:09 smtchahal

Probably just portrait for phones and whatever orientation is typical for other devices (e.g. a Nexus 10 would be landscape, but an iPad would be portrait).

arkon avatar Sep 05 '17 17:09 arkon