Is a Landing Page Part of the Product Experience?At first, URL monitoring looked like something that begins inside a dashboard. A user adds a URL, checks its status, and receives alerts when something goes wrong. That feels like the main product expJul 14 · 4 min readstatus-notes.hashnode.dev
How Far Should Monitoring Go Beyond Detecting a Problem?Monitoring products are designed to tell us when something goes wrong. They send an alert when a website becomes unavailable, slows down, or starts returning errors. That part is fairly clear. What coJun 30 · 5 min readstatus-notes.hashnode.dev
My Website Is Up. Why Do I Still Need Monitoring?The pages load. The buttons work. So why would you need website monitoring at all? We found ourselves asking the same question. If the website is already working, continuously checking its status can Jun 29 · 4 min readstatus-notes.hashnode.dev
URL Monitoring Looked Simple. Then I Looked Closer.At first, the challenge sounded simple. Could URL monitoring become easier and more useful? URL monitoring may look like a straightforward product. You enter a URL, check it regularly, and send an aleJun 17 · 2 min readstatus-notes.hashnode.dev
After Monitoring, What Should Users Do Next?The monitoring ran. The status was checked. A problem was found.But the user may still be stuck. So what should I do now? At first, it is easy to think of monitoring as “checking the status of a webJun 16 · 6 min readstatus-notes.hashnode.dev
