Cloudflare redesigns Radar landing page with map-based view to widen access to Internet traffic and outage data
Cloudflare has redesigned the landing page of Cloudflare Radar, its public platform for real-time global Internet trends. The goal is to make the platform easier to use for journalists, human rights advocates, policymakers and general users, while keeping the depth that network operators and academic researchers rely on. The new page leads with a map showing outages and traffic, followed by a tabbed flow of summary statistics that replaces the earlier bento-box widget layout. Cloudflare says Radar draws on a network that sits in front of roughly 20% of all web traffic. It plans further work on tools, visualizations and storytelling frameworks. This is product news with no vulnerability, incident or threat activity.
Detalhes técnicos
- The previous bento-box layout gave all content equal visual weight and was hard for new users to parse.
- The map is the entry point into country-level views, trends and data stories, with outages given priority as the most timely signal.
- The design language blends Cloudflare's marketing pages, content experiences (Blog, Developer Docs) and product system, and migrates to Kumo components for maintainability.
- Cloudflare is collecting user feedback via @CloudflareRadar on X, radar.cloudflare.com on Bluesky, and [email protected].
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Cloudflare redesigns Radar landing page with map-based view to widen access to Internet traffic and outage data
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Cloudflare has redesigned the landing page of Cloudflare Radar, its public platform for real-time global Internet trends. The goal is to make the platform easier to use for journalists, human rights advocates, policymakers and general users, while keeping the depth that network operators and academic researchers rely on. The new page leads with a map showing outages and traffic, followed by a tabbed flow of summary statistics that replaces the earlier bento-box widget layout. Cloudflare says Radar draws on a network that sits in front of roughly 20% of all web traffic. It plans further work on tools, visualizations and storytelling frameworks. This is product news with no vulnerability, incident or threat activity.
Technical Details
- The previous bento-box layout gave all content equal visual weight and was hard for new users to parse.
- The map is the entry point into country-level views, trends and data stories, with outages given priority as the most timely signal.
- The design language blends Cloudflare's marketing pages, content experiences (Blog, Developer Docs) and product system, and migrates to Kumo components for maintainability.
- Cloudflare is collecting user feedback via @CloudflareRadar on X, radar.cloudflare.com on Bluesky, and [email protected].