Pin and unpin a note from its floating sticky
The sticky could recolour, rename, minimize, maximize and close a note but not pin it — so pinning meant going back to /notes for the one thing the note is alre...
Draw the main content scrollbar, in the org's colour
html/body are pinned to height:100%, so the element that actually scrolls a page is the main content div in layout.tsx — and it carried no scrollbar styling at ...
Hold a launchpad card's pin chip back until its pane arrives
The panes reveal themselves on scroll (whileInView, opacity 0 -> 1), but the pin control is a sibling overlay rather than part of that animation — it has to be,...
One quiet-hours window, governing both notification channels
There were two. The pair near the top of the page silenced the in-app cards; the pair at the bottom silenced the missed-message emails. Nothing on screen said t...
Two meanings of 100% — a reading width, and the whole pane
The percentage reset to one baseline: the page grown to the pane but capped at 920px, which on a wide monitor leaves the sheet floating in a lot of empty desk. ...
Refresh the NavTop clock the moment the editor saves
Voiding the punch a member is currently clocked in under already leaves them OFF server-side: RosterService.clockState reads the latest LIVE punch and skips voi...
Solid sticky paper, and a scrollbar in the note's own colour
The note's background faded to `rgba(0,0,0,0.045)` at one corner. That is not a shade — it is 95% TRANSPARENT, so the corner of a sticky showed the page scrolli...
Zoom the document, and grab it to move it
A floating capsule in the bottom-right of the document pane: −, the current percentage, +. The READOUT IS THE RESET — a separate reset button would be a third c...
Pinned notes on the launchpad, colour rotation, and a proper send-off
Three things. Pinned notes reach the home launchpad. Every note pinned on /notes gets a chip there in its own sticky colour, with a short preview; clicking one...
Notification settings across the width, with a working model
It was one 760px column of switch rows, which reads as a form to fill in rather than something to tune — and on a wide screen left two thirds of the page empty ...
Stop the docket flickering a scrollbar, and centre the step counter
THE FLICKER. The docket row set `overflow-x: auto` and left the other axis alone — but CSS computes `overflow-y: visible` to `auto` the moment the other axis is...
Notifications become a tab on the member's own profile
They were a page of their own at /settings/notifications, which put a preference about one person somewhere other than the page about that person — and left the...
Sign a package at /settings/sign, on a route of its own
Signing was inline on the member's profile tab, so the document sat under the settings tab strip AND the compliance sub-tab strip AND that tab's help panel — th...
Remember each floating note's size and position per device
Reopening a detached note now puts it back exactly where it was left, at the size it was left, on that screen. Placement is per DEVICE, deliberately. Which not...
Sign inside the app shell, behind one page header
The wizard opened as a fullScreen MUI Dialog, so signing a package threw the member out of the product: NavTop and NavPri were covered, there was no rail and no...
Catch npm silently dropping Next's native SWC binary
The image build died in `next build` with Downloading swc package @next/swc-linux-x64-gnu... unhandledRejection TypeError: terminated (UND_ERR_SOCKET)...
The lead on a callback is read, not remembered — and a call can be reopened
Two things, both about a calendar event being a poor place to keep a copy of somebody else's record. The event dialog now reads the lead from the CRM. Its name...
Floating notes become a second class of hex head window
Hex heads now back two kinds of window: the popup tool windows they always did, and floating notes. Minimize replaces the old roll-up — a minimized sticky leave...
A control that actually opens what produced the event
The callback's description carried "Open the lead: /leads/view/123" as text, and text in a textarea cannot be clicked — the event dialog edits its description i...
Callbacks on the calendar, and a marker on the list
Two ways to see a call you promised to make without opening the lead. On the calendar, a callback gets its own line item rather than looking like any other app...
Stop the event dialog throwing "Invalid time value" on open
wallClockToInstant called toISOString() on a date it had not checked, so any unreadable input threw RangeError instead of returning something unusable. The dia...
Let "not established" be a value the images gate can see
Follows EmailService boxing **************** A folder listing now reports null for it rather than a primitive's false, so the types here admit null and the gate...
A notification centre, on every page
Reminders had nowhere to arrive. The calendar's popup was a plain alert in the top corner of whichever page happened to be open, it vanished on a timer, and any...
Detach notes into draggable, resizable floating stickies
Each note in the list (and the editor) gets a detach control that pops it onto a screen-wide overlay. Any number can float at once; each can be dragged anywhere...
Stop flashing the external-images prompt at members who allow them
Opening a message showed the "display external images" banner for a moment and then withdrew it, for anyone who had already chosen to allow images everywhere. ...
Fold the back arrow and book icon into the header title
The /kb body repeated the gradient header title verbatim. Drop the duplicate, move its book icon onto the h1 and park the back arrow to the right of it.
Ask for the unread count, not the whole folder tree
The mail badge needs one integer and was fetching every folder in the mailbox to find it, which on the IMAP providers is the most expensive call the mail backen...
Brand chrome around a drafting board in the signing room
The desk was tinted with the org's colour and went dark in both themes, which put the brand under the document and left the chrome neutral — exactly backwards. ...
Stop storing which side a message is on
The mirrored rule was right; what was wrong is that the answer was computed once, when a message arrived, and kept. Placement needs three things — the sender, t...
Stop making the inbox wait on two lookups it can see the answer to
Two round trips still sat in front of a rendered inbox, and by this point they were the only thing left there — the folder tree and the first page already arriv...
Keep the session document name as the consent card's fallback heading
Extracting FieldLayer dropped detailTitleFor, and with it the fallback to session.documents[0].name — a document with a null fileName would have headed its cons...
Render the document the wizard was measuring into a node that did not exist
The execution wizard showed a blank surface for every signable document — no pages, no field overlays, no PDF request, and nothing in any log. DocumentStep mea...
Ask earlier, ask once, and stop asking for what has not changed
Three more things standing between opening /messages and seeing mail. Nothing was requested until the bundle had landed. /messages pulls several megabytes of J...
Only the requestor is asked how the support went
Closing a ticket put "How was your experience?" in front of every agent in the conversation — the people who did the work, invited to score themselves. Since a ...
Stop paying for a key nothing reads, and stop waiting to ask
Three things were slowing /messages down before a single message was fetched. Every email call made a round trip to /api/generate-otk first and sent the result...
A read clears the indicators immediately, not on the next reload
Reading a conversation updated the server and then waited for the news to come back: PUT /read commits, MediaService broadcasts a fresh count over core NATS, th...
Clock-out indicator wears the same pulse as legal & compliance
The punch clock breathed a red radial glow while the obligations badge three pixels to its left pulsed two expanding rings. Both controls are asking the member ...
Tint the mailbox loading sweep with the org's own colour
The /messages placeholders drew their travelling band of light from --accent-comms, the comms family accent (#6366f1), so every tenant watched an indigo shimmer...
Remove the payroll registration fields nothing reads
Six fields on the payroll cards were never consumed by anything. A registration field nobody loads is worse than a missing one: an operator fills it in, believe...
On screen is not the same as read
A support conversation was marked read the instant its window loaded, so the one kind of window that must NOT count as read — the kind that raises itself, from ...
Widen the expanded rail's scrollbar to 20px
At 10px it was slimmer than it needed to be — the rail has the width to spare, and a wider bar is a wider grab target. The thumb's transparent inset doubles wit...
Give the expanded rail a scrollbar instead of end arrows
The up/down arrows exist because a collapsed rail is 80px of tile with no room to spend on anything else. Expanded, the rail is 248px and the options read as a ...
Use the real payroll vendor logos on the provider cards
Adds the ten vendor assets and renders them in place of the lettermark placeholders. These are WORDMARKS, not square icons like the email provider set, and the...
The needs-attention mark stops lying when you open a ticket
Clicking a row cleared its amber dot while the badge beside it stayed put, and a refresh brought the dot back. The badge was right and the dot was wrong. A tic...
Mark the items the navtop badge is actually counting
The badge read "5 support items need attention" and the list marked none of them. Both numbers were right about their own question and neither was the question ...
Payroll Provider Setup, and map people to payroll on enrollment
Replaces the placeholder HRS Overview tab with the real thing. The tab is now "Provider Setup" and the screen is "Payroll Provider Setup", following the email p...
Size an attachment by what the provider's API actually carries
The composer held every social DM to a flat 10 MB, which is Telegram's photo limit applied to four providers that do not share it. Each now gets its own ceiling...
Side a message by which side sent it, not by who is reading
A support conversation has exactly two sides, and they are not "me" and "everyone else". One side is the person who asked for help — always exactly one member. ...
A wall at "now", and a card that explains a cancelled punch
Nobody can record time they have not worked yet. Dragging an edge, sliding a whole span, nudging with the arrow keys, the magnet, the right-click block and the ...
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