Selector Software: UX and UI of a monitoring portal (case study PDF)
Selector Software provides an AIOps platform for operational intelligence across network and application infrastructures, built on AI-based real-time monitoring data.
This case study describes how CodiLime frontend engineers and UX designers created the portal UI that visualizes that data, from research on industry benchmarks and a clickable prototype to short iteration loops driven by end users' feedback.
The main topics covered in this report:
- Portal UI for data from an AI-based infrastructure monitoring platform
- Research into industry benchmarks for monitoring data visualization
- Clickable UX prototype refined iteratively with end users' feedback
- Data visualization that keeps the portal's UI performance intact
- Views that help data center operators detect potential problems

Why download this report?
What was the brief?
A visually captivating, user-friendly portal UI for the monitoring data collected by an AI-based, real-time digital infrastructure monitoring platform.
How did the team get there?
Research into industry benchmarks, a clickable UX prototype refined iteratively, and short iteration loops built around end users' feedback.
What did Selector Software gain?
The UX design phase and prototype helped reduce costs and secure an optimal user experience in the final design. The monitoring data visualization makes it easier for data center operators to detect potential problems while the portal's UI stays fast.
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