Cloudflare launches redesigned Radar for broader accessibility
Cloudflare just overhauled its Radar platform, which tracks global internet trends using Cloudflare’s network. The redesign moves away from a cluttered dashboard and now centers on a map, aiming to make complex data easier for everyone to understand—not just network engineers. The platform highlights real-time internet outages and traffic, with navigation that connects global data to local events. The updated design looks and feels more like Cloudflare, too.
- Old dashboard was hard for non-experts to navigate
- Redesign uses a map for clearer global-local insight
- First focus is on outages, then traffic patterns
- Style now matches Cloudflare’s branding
- Aims to serve journalists and policymakers as well
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