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Instatus connects to dozens of tools like Slack, PagerDuty, and Datadog. I redesigned the integrations page from scratch. It's used in both the marketing site and the app dashboard, so same page, but it has to work well in two very different contexts.

Built the full onboarding flow that takes new users from signing up to having a live status page. Profile setup, monitor creation, incident handling, page customization. The goal was to make it so intuitive that no one ever needs to look at the docs to get started.

When something breaks, the first question is always "who changed what?" I built this feature end-to-end, both backend and frontend.

• Every change to status pages, monitors, and incidents gets tracked automatically.
• Search and filtering to find the one change that broke things.
• CSV and JSON exports for when compliance needs receipts.

Rebuilt the login page with a new design and hooked it up to the updated backend. It's the kind of page you see for half a second but you definitely notice if it feels off.

• Added GitHub OAuth because asking developers to remember another password never works.

A clean marketing page for the affiliate program. Straightforward, gets the point across, doesn't try to do too much.

Switching from a competitor is always a pain. This page tries to make it as easy as possible by letting users import their components, incidents, and subscribers in two ways:

• Private API: Use your Statuspage API key for a full secure transfer.
• Public URL: Just paste your public status page URL and Instatus pulls what it can.