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Timezone Pair

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/ Overview

A dependency-free meeting-time converter that pairs two IANA time zones, catches daylight-saving gaps and maps shared working hours.

NameTimezone Pair

ClientPersonal open-source project

IndustriesDeveloper and remote-work tooling

Date2026

/ Challenge

Coordinating across regions requires more than subtracting a fixed offset: daylight-saving changes and date boundaries can make a proposed meeting ambiguous or invalid.

/ Provided services

Clear thinking.
Practical delivery.

01

Product definition

Scoped the build around one practical question: what time and date will this meeting be for each person?

02

Interface design

Designed a responsive neo-brutalist workspace with clear paired results, date-shift feedback and a scannable schedule.

03

Engineering

Separated time-zone conversion, working-hour labels and daily pairing into testable JavaScript modules.

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/ Solution

I built a local browser tool that converts a chosen wall-clock time between two IANA zones, rejects nonexistent daylight-saving times and lays out a complete day with shared 9:00–17:00 hours highlighted.

/ Impact

IANA time-zone conversion

Daylight-saving gap validation

24-hour overlap mapping

Five passing logic tests

/ Tech stack

JavaScript & Intl

Uses Intl.DateTimeFormat with IANA identifiers to resolve local wall times without an external date library.

HTML & CSS

Semantic form controls, accessible feedback and a responsive paired-time layout with no runtime dependencies.

Node test runner

Five tests cover zone validation, cross-date conversion, daylight-saving gaps, work bands and the 24-hour schedule.

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