UI/UX: Non-localized "N/A" fallback in relative time display#1567
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The generateRelativeTime function uses i18n for all time strings but returns a hardcoded English "N/A" for tests older than 24 hours. Non-English users will see an untranslated fallback string in an otherwise fully localized interface. Additionally, "N/A" is a poor UX choice — it hides information (the test exists and has a real timestamp) with no explanation, leaving users uncertain whether something broke or the data is simply old. Affected files: utils.js Signed-off-by: kumburovicbranko682-boop <[email protected]>
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🎨 UI/UX Improvement
Problem
The generateRelativeTime function uses i18n for all time strings but returns a hardcoded English "N/A" for tests older than 24 hours. Non-English users will see an untranslated fallback string in an otherwise fully localized interface. Additionally, "N/A" is a poor UX choice — it hides information (the test exists and has a real timestamp) with no explanation, leaving users uncertain whether something broke or the data is simply old.
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client/src/pages/Home/components/LatestTest/utils.jsSolution
Replace the hardcoded fallback with a localized string that conveys useful information:
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Closes #1566