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> but we should have posted the green-i to the dashboard sooner than we did Use full orange or even half orange circle or something else if you want to convey
by deskamess 11y ago
> but we should have posted the green-i to the dashboard sooner than we did
Use full orange or even half orange circle or something else if you want to convey 'subset of customers may have issues'. If possible move 'having issue' items to the top - this way people do not have to scroll down to see whats broken.
- zwily 11y agoThis was the first time we had actually seen red icons on the dashboard. We joked that they had to furiously photoshop them up Sunday morning. (I'm sure it had happened before, just the first time we had seen them.)
- deanCommie 11y agoNot enough granularity with a yellow icon. I feel like if only <1% of customers are affected, a yellow circle isn't warranted - that's for the 5-20% impact case
- takeda 11y agoUnless you're one of the <1% of customers. The whole point of status page is to to help determine if the issue you're experiencing is on your side or the SaaS, and not to show as much green as possible. The way currently AWS status page works it simply fails to provide any functionality and might as well be shut down. The colors on it start to change when you already see tons of articles about AWS being down.