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EXPIRY ALERT ' 26
AAmit kumar- Expert reviewed
Overview
- Clean Separation of Concerns Each branch corresponds to a single feature. The code is well-organized with lib/ for utilities, components/ for shared UI, app/ for pages and API routes. Easy to navigate and maintain.
- Expiry Tracking Logic is Correct Status is computed dynamically (not stored), so it always reflects today's date. The 30-day threshold for "expiring soon" is a sensible default. Urgency sorting puts the most critical items first.
- API Returns Computed Status Server-Side The records API enriches each record with status and daysUntilExpiry and sorts by urgency before sending to the frontend. This means the frontend just renders what it receives - no duplication of business logic.
- Dashboard is Purposeful The dashboard does exactly what the problem statement asks: one screen showing what is active, what is expiring soon, what has expired, and what needs immediate action. The 4 summary cards give instant visibility.
- Good Grouped View on Records Page Expired, Expiring Soon, and Active records are displayed in separate sections with color-coded headers. Within 7 days gets red urgency indicator, within 14 days gets yellow. This makes it easy to spot what needs attention.
- Consistent Header with Global Search All pages share the same header with nav and search bar. The search page supports both text search and category/status filtering.
- Clean UI, No Visual Noise Tailwind CSS is used consistently. Colors follow a logical green/yellow/red pattern. No emojis, no em dashes, no distractions.
- Seed Data is Thoughtful 15 records across 8 categories with different expiry states (expired, soon, active) means the reviewer can immediately see all features working without creating data manually.