Better Uptime Rolls Out Dark Mode for Status Pages

Better Uptime just rolled out a new dark mode for status pages, collapsable groups and dedicated maintenance and incident feeds to their infrastructure monitoring platform.

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Dark Mode for Status Pages

Dark Mode
Go Stylish, With Dark Mode ยฉBetter Uptime

Do you want your status page to be more in line with your brand? You can never go wrong with a sleek dark mode which is now available for all status pages.

You can edit your theme options by heading over to your Account > Status Pages > Personalisation section.

Collapsable Groups

Collapsable Groups
Organize Your Monitors With Collapsable Groups ยฉBetter Uptime

Do you have a service that relies on a number of sub-services? You can now sort them into expandable groups to make your status page more organised and easier to navigate.

Rely on third-party services like Stripe for payments or AWS for cloud hosting? Now you can view them as a single expandable group.

Clean up and simplify your status page by going to your Account > Status Pages > Structure tab and add your first group.

Dedicated Feeds

Dedicated Feeds
Communicate Better with Dedicated Feeds ยฉBetter Uptime

Having service statuses, maintenance and incident updates all together can be confusing. That’s why Better Uptime has added a top-level, customizable navigation and three separate feeds to help you quickly find what you’re looking for.

Ongoing incidents and maintenance are still displayed at the top of the status page.

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