Observability / Command Console

Signal Ops Console

A real-time command console that turns noisy alerts into focused, actionable workflows.

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Role

Product designer, frontend developer

Timeline

6 weeks

Team

2 designers, 2 engineers

Platform

Web app

Status

Beta

Overview

Signal Ops consolidates incident streams into a single command surface, so teams can prioritize faster.

Problem

Teams were drowning in alerts without a clear way to triage, assign, and resolve in one flow.

Solution

A unified console with live filters, escalation shortcuts, and clean triage lanes.

Goals

Reduce time-to-triage for critical incidents

Present live status without switching tools

Make handoffs between responders seamless

Key Contributions

Designed the command layout and alert hierarchy

Built the live status panels and filters

Prototyped the escalation flow with real data

Approach

Mapped alert severity to visual tiers

Introduced quick actions for common resolutions

Iterated with responders using daily feedback

Results

Responders cut noise quickly and moved from alert to resolution without tool hopping.

Metrics

-32%

Triage time

-45%

Alert noise

4.8/5

Responder satisfaction

Project Overview

Signal Ops is built for speed. The console groups alerts into ranked lanes, highlights urgent changes, and keeps responders focused on what matters most.

Project Links

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