Taghvim Mah

Dates, events and time references need to point to the same day. The interface must make a day change clear and keep the three calendar systems distinguishable.

Changing the day should consistently update the context of time-related information. Recognizing the selected date and its calendar equivalents is part of the core daily task.

Calendar equivalents sit in one comparable group. Events have separate cards, and the day selector keeps navigation close to the corresponding information.

Grouping dates supports comparison and event cards separate the day's content. Today and the selected day need distinguishable cues beyond color alone.

The gallery shows two instances of this structure, connecting the selected date to its events and time references.

Proposed evaluation includes changing the day and finding an equivalent date and event. Empty days, long event titles and location or time-zone changes are important implementation scenarios.