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Is "JUQ-373" a product code, a scientific term, or something else? And what is the context of "solid piece"? Is it related to materials science, engineering, or another field?
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| Area | Description |
|------|-------------|
| Header | Title “Notifications”, close (X) button, “Mark all as read” link. |
| Filter Bar | Dropdown for Type (All, System, Task, Comment, Billing, Marketing), date picker, toggle Unread/All. |
| List | Each item shows:
• Icon representing type
• Short title (e.g., “Task assigned: Design mockups”)
• Timestamp (e.g., “2 min ago”)
• Action buttons (View, Dismiss). |
| Empty State | Friendly illustration + “You’re all caught up!” message. |
| Load More | Infinite scroll or “Show more” button at bottom. |
| # | As a… | I want to… | So that… | |---|-------|------------|----------| | US‑1 | User | See a bell icon with an unread‑count badge on every page. | I instantly know I have pending notifications. | | US‑2 | User | Click the icon to open a sliding panel that lists notifications chronologically. | I can quickly read and act on them without leaving the current page. | | US‑3 | User | Filter notifications by type (system, task, comment, billing, marketing). | I can focus on the information that matters to me. | | US‑4 | User | Mark a single notification or all as “Read”. | My badge count stays accurate. | | US‑5 | User | Dismiss a notification (e.g., “Got it”) without marking it read. | It disappears from the list but stays in the audit log. | | US‑6 | User | Configure delivery preferences per channel and per notification type. | I receive alerts the way I prefer (e.g., push for tasks, email for billing). | | US‑7 | Admin | Define new notification types via an admin UI (title, template, default channels). | The system can evolve without code changes. | | US‑8 | Admin | Export a CSV of notification logs for a date range. | I can satisfy compliance reporting. | | US‑9 | System | Trigger a notification when a defined event occurs (e.g., task assigned). | The user receives the alert automatically. | | US‑10 | Analyst | View a dashboard of delivery success rates and click‑through metrics per type. | We can iterate on notification effectiveness. |
| # | Criteria |
|---|----------|
| AC‑1 | The bell icon appears in the global header on web, iOS, and Android. |
| AC‑2 | Unread count updates in real time (WebSocket / Push). |
| AC‑3 | The sliding panel loads the last 50 notifications within < 300 ms. |
| AC‑4 | Pagination / “Load more” fetches additional notifications without page reload. |
| AC‑5 | Filters (type, date range, read/unread) work client‑side for the loaded page and server‑side for deeper pages. |
| AC‑6 | “Mark all as read” sets read_at timestamp for every visible notification and updates badge to zero. |
| AC‑7 | Preference UI persists per user and validates channel compatibility (e.g., cannot enable SMS without verified phone). |
| AC‑8 | Admin can create a new notification type via the admin console; the type appears instantly in the user preference UI. |
| AC‑9 | All notification events are recorded in notifications table with fields: id, user_id, type, payload, channel, delivered_at, read_at, dismissed_at. |
| AC‑10 | Export endpoint returns CSV with UTF‑8 encoding, proper escaping, and respects the requesting admin’s permission scope. |
| AC‑11 | Security: only the notification owner or an admin with notifications:export can view/export logs. |
| AC‑12 | Performance: the notification service must handle 10 k events/sec peak load with < 50 ms latency for delivery. |
| AC‑13 | Analytics: each delivery event increments counters in the notification_metrics table; data is visible in the analytics dashboard within 5 min of occurrence. |
| AC‑14 | Unit test coverage ≥ 85 % for the notification service, UI components, and preference persistence. |
| AC‑15 | End‑to‑end test: a user creates a task → assigned user receives a push notification → badge increments → user marks as read → badge decrements. |
The identifier JUQ-373 does not appear to correspond to a widely recognized consumer product, technical standard, or public record in major English-language databases as of April 2026. Once I have more context, I'll do my
Based on its alphanumeric structure, it likely belongs to one of the following specialized categories:
Internal Inventory Code: Many manufacturers use three-letter prefixes followed by numeric strings for internal SKU tracking or warehouse management.
Media or Creative Asset Identifier: This format is common in digital libraries for tracking specific media assets, such as stock footage or specialized database entries.
Scientific or Biological Registry: While some chemical or biological compounds use similar codes, JUQ is not a standard prefix for major international registries like CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service). | # | Criteria | |---|----------| | AC‑1
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Feature Specification – JUQ‑373
“Integrated Notification Center”
Create a single, real‑time Notification Center that aggregates all relevant events, lets users manage preferences, and supports multi‑channel delivery (in‑app, push, email, SMS). The center should improve user engagement, reduce support tickets related to missed alerts, and provide analytics on notification effectiveness.
| Column | Type | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| date | DATE PK | Day of aggregation. |
| type | VARCHAR(50) PK | Notification type. |
| channel | VARCHAR(20) PK | Channel. |
| sent | INTEGER | Total sent. |
| delivered | INTEGER | Successful deliveries. |
| clicked | INTEGER | Click‑through (if applicable). |
| read | INTEGER | Marked read. |