task description and mockup

BACKEND.md

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-Backend api consists of following endpoints:
+# Backend api consists of following endpoints
 
 - `GET /<id>` - get the current timer value - returns json with `{ "start": <start timestamp relative to a reference timestamp (in seconds)>, "elapsed": <time elapsed since start (in seconds)> }`
 - `POST /reset/<id>` - reset the timer, returns new timer value - returns json with `{ "start": <start timestamp relative to a reference timestamp (in seconds)>, "elapsed": <time elapsed since start (in seconds)> }`

README.md

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 Project structure is up to you.
 
-To run the backend, use `docker run -p 7654:7654 -d strander/timer-api`. The backend will be available at `http://localhost:7654`.
-Refer to the [backend README](BACKEND.md) for more information.
+## The task
+
+Create an application to show timers - one local timer and some timers from the server.
+There are "Timers" and "Settings" views.
+Timers are shown as a table, values should change every second,
+"Reset" button should drop value of its timer to zero.
+Local timer is always shown, and it's value can be preserved between session,
+if corresponding option is selected on "Settings" view.
+As an extra option, implement showing the views as Tabs to switch between them.
+Initial option to view as tabs or as all in one should be passed by page URL.
+
+Use mockup.jpg as a reference, but it should not be precisely copied.
+
+## Backend
+
+To run the backend, use `docker run -p 7654:7654 -d strander/timer-api`. 
+The backend will be available at `http://localhost:7654`.
+
+### Endpoints
+
+- `GET /<id>` - get the current timer value - returns json with `{ "start": <start timestamp relative to a reference timestamp (in seconds)>, "elapsed": <time elapsed since start (in seconds)> }`
+- `POST /reset/<id>` - reset the timer, returns new timer value - returns json with `{ "start": <start timestamp relative to a reference timestamp (in seconds)>, "elapsed": <time elapsed since start (in seconds)> }`
+- `GET /list` - get the list of all timers - returns json list if ids of all timers