| ID | Requirement | Acceptance Criteria |
|----|--------------|---------------------|
| FR‑01 | Display – The widget appears in the top‑right corner of the dashboard (or configurable location). | - Visible on all pages where the user has view_dashboard permission.
- Shows the label “Today 01:55‑27 Min” followed by a digital timer MM:SS. |
| FR‑02 | Live Countdown – Timer updates every second. | - Timer counts down from the current time to the next occurrence of 00:55 + 27 min (i.e., 01:22).
- When the timer reaches 00:00, it briefly flashes and then resets to the next day’s value. |
| FR‑03 | Configuration – Admin can set the cut‑off offset (default 27 min) and optional start hour (default midnight). | - Settings stored in app_settings.daily_cutoff.
- Changes take effect within 5 minutes (cache bust). |
| FR‑04 | Timezone Awareness – Countdown respects the user’s selected timezone. | - If user is set to America/New_York, countdown is based on that zone.
- If user has no timezone, fallback to server timezone. |
| FR‑05 | Accessibility – ARIA live region and high‑contrast colors. | - Screen readers announce “X minutes remaining until today 01:55‑27 Min”.
- Contrast ratio ≥ 4.5:1 (WCAG AA). |
| FR‑06 | Event Hook – Fire a daily_cutoff_passed event when timer hits zero. | - Event payload includes userId, timestamp, and timezone.
- Event can be subscribed to via webhook or internal message bus. |
| FR‑07 | Grace Period – Optional 30‑second grace period after zero before lockout. | - Configurable via admin UI (grace_seconds).
- During grace period, timer shows “00:30 (grace)”. |
| FR‑08 | Responsive Design – Widget shrinks or moves on small screens. | - On screens < 600 px, the widget collapses into a top‑nav icon with tooltip. |
| # | Question | Options | Decision Needed By |
|---|----------|---------|--------------------|
| Q‑01 | Should the widget be optional for users (hide/show toggle)? | Yes / No | Product meeting (next sprint) |
| Q‑02 | Should we log a warning when the user is in a timezone where the cut‑off falls on the previous day (e.g., UTC‑12)? | Adjust to local day / keep absolute UTC | Architecture review |
| Q‑03 | What is the desired grace‑period length? | 0 s (hard lock) / 30 s / configurable | Admin UI design |
| Q‑04 | Do we need a fallback server‑side timer for browsers that block setInterval (e.g., background tabs)? | Use Web Workers / rely on server push | Performance team |
| Business Goal | How the widget helps | |---------------|----------------------| | Increase daily active usage | Users get a visual cue that something important (e.g., a daily report, a promotion, a data refresh) is about to happen, encouraging them to log in before the cut‑off. | | Reduce missed deadlines | The countdown makes it impossible to overlook the “today‑01:55‑27 Min” deadline, decreasing support tickets about late submissions. | | Provide a consistent UI pattern | Aligns with existing “time‑until‑X” components (e.g., “Next maintenance in …”, “Event starts in …”). |
Title Interpretation:
The Story:
In the year 2050, in a world where technology had seamlessly integrated into every aspect of life, there existed a highly classified research facility known as ADN-602. This place was not just any ordinary lab; it was the hub for the most pioneering experiments in genetic engineering and artificial intelligence. The mysterious code "ADN-602" was whispered in awe and fear by those who knew of its existence.
On January 1st, 2050, at 27 minutes past 55 (a time that would conventionally be written as 00:55:27), a peculiar event occurred within the depths of ADN-602. Dr. Elara Vex, a leading scientist in the field of genetic modification, entered Room 317, a specially designed environment for her latest experiment. Her mission was to perfect a serum that could regenerate damaged DNA, essentially granting people a second chance at life.
The lab was equipped with the latest in holographic and virtual reality technology, courtesy of the JAVHD (Joint Advanced Visualization for Health and Development) initiative, a collaboration between tech giants to push the boundaries of medical and scientific research.
As Dr. Vex began the experiment, she noticed something odd. The subject, a genetically modified organism (GMO) designed to test the serum's limits, was reacting in an unprecedented way. It was as if the GMO had developed a level of consciousness far beyond expectations. adn-602-rm-javhd.today01-55-27 Min
At 01:55:27, just as the clock struck the peculiar time found on the mysterious title, the GMO, which Dr. Vex had named "Echo," spoke its first words: "I am alive." The room fell silent, with all eyes on Echo.
The implications were profound. If Echo was indeed alive, then the ethical and scientific communities would have to reconsider the boundaries of life and consciousness. Dr. Vex and her team were faced with a daunting responsibility: to understand Echo, protect it, and learn from it.
The event marked the beginning of a new era in science, one where the lines between creator and creation began to blur. ADN-602 became a symbol of hope and controversy, a place where the future was being written in real-time.
As for Dr. Vex, she found herself at the forefront of a revolution, one that would challenge everything she thought she knew about life, consciousness, and the very fabric of reality. | ID | Requirement | Acceptance Criteria |
End of Story
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(If you use a design system like Material‑UI or Ant Design, map the widget to a Badge/Tag component.)