First look: behind the scenes building an AI incident responder.
First look: behind the scenes building an AI incident responder.
June 4, 2024
All of the components powering our most used and loved features have been redesigned from the ground up. When you log into incident.io, you can expect a refreshed design that’s more intuitive than ever. We’ve made hundreds of adjustments, but here we’ll highlight some of our favourites.
We’ve given the shell of the app — all the bits around a page — a spruce up. Highlights include a sidebar that makes better use of space and a simplified header for each page.
Additionally, if you want even more space, you can now collapse the sidebar.
The incident card is one of the most important parts of our web app. It’s where all users, from engineers and customer support to senior leadership, go to understand how incidents are impacting their business right now. We’ve made them easier to scan in the heat of the moment so you can find what you need to know in seconds.
Smart hover states reveal more information when you need it, so you’re not bombarded with everything in one go.
We’ve spent extra time to get the details just right on our most used components, like badges and popovers. This makes doing anything in our app, like setting up Workflows or filtering Insights, faster and easier.
Highlights include clearer badges and icons for incident status and severity, and checkboxes in popovers for when you want to filter by more than one item.
Here’s editing a condition on a Workflow in action:
On top of that we’ve replaced every icon in the dashboard. The new set uses bigger shapes that are filled with color — this makes them easier to scan, especially at small sizes.
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