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Muhurat
A full-screen countdown to a head office inauguration, told entirely in analog clock hands.
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Muhurat means the auspicious moment, the exact point when something worthy begins.
Twenty-five December twenty twenty-six is the inauguration of a new head office for the pharma company I work with. Every screen on the building site runs this page as the homepage. The engineering team sees it every day, a quiet count of the time remaining.
A wall of small analog clock faces makes the digits. The hands move with real clock physics, then choreograph themselves into numbers. No font glyphs, only hands. Inspired by ClockClock twenty-four.
Three rolling labels mark the chapters: structure, interiors, inauguration. No buttons, no scroll. It went live in July, and it runs day and night, for about one hundred sixty days.
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Narrated in my own cloned voice, generated with ElevenLabs v4.
Muhurat means the auspicious moment. I built this page as a full-screen countdown to 25 December 2026: the day the pharma company I work with inaugurates its new head office, down to the second.
The engineering team building that office sees it every day. Muhurat is set as the browser homepage on every screen inside the building.
The display is not text. It is a wall of small analog clock faces, each pair of hands moving with real clock physics. Together they choreograph themselves into the countdown digits. The digits are never font glyphs. They are made entirely from clock hands. The idea comes from ClockClock 24: time revealed through movement.
Three rolling labels mark the chapters as the number falls: structure, interiors, inauguration. There are no buttons, no scroll, nothing to press. Muhurat must run flawlessly, day and night, for about 160 days.
I built the documentation first, then the page. It has been live since July 2026, as a fully static page. Launched.
The making
- HTML
- CSS
- TypeScript
- Vite
- Vercel