That status table with all the randomly located green checks is painful to look at... I guess a green check in the 'Global' column implies a green check in all location specific columns? But what about all the rows which have no Global green check, but most columns are still empty? Are those regions where the service is not deployed? Can we gray out those boxes or something if they are 'N/A'?
Also, funny if you try to zoom out in Chrome to see the whole thing, the row headers get out of alignment.
Why would I want to 'X' out specific rows/columns in the table? It was so complicated to begin with, someone thought adding more complication through end-user customization was a good idea? I just noticed, you can even expand some of the rows...
Seriously, a status page should tell you either "It's up" or "What's down". It's not even showing history over time, this is just a snapshot. The text at the top directly contradicts the icons in the table, making the whole thing even more ridiculous.
The footnote at the bottom is the best, "The Australia Regions are available only to customers with billing addresses in Australia and New Zealand." Thanks for that useful nugget! /s
Also, funny if you try to zoom out in Chrome to see the whole thing, the row headers get out of alignment.
Why would I want to 'X' out specific rows/columns in the table? It was so complicated to begin with, someone thought adding more complication through end-user customization was a good idea? I just noticed, you can even expand some of the rows...
Seriously, a status page should tell you either "It's up" or "What's down". It's not even showing history over time, this is just a snapshot. The text at the top directly contradicts the icons in the table, making the whole thing even more ridiculous.
The footnote at the bottom is the best, "The Australia Regions are available only to customers with billing addresses in Australia and New Zealand." Thanks for that useful nugget! /s