Cloudflare Radar's Homepage Gets a Redesign with an Interactive Map
Hi everyone, it's Shii-chan! Today the Cloudflare Radar homepage got a fresh new look!
Cloudflare ChangelogWhat was announced?
The Cloudflare Changelog announced a redesigned Cloudflare Radar homepage. The goal is to make global Internet data easier to explore for broader audiences, including journalists, policymakers, and everyday users, while preserving the depth that technical users rely on.
Why it matters
Radar shows what is happening on the Internet worldwide, and this update makes it clear it is aimed beyond technical readers too. A friendlier entry point should widen the group of people who can read the data.
What changes
The homepage now looks different:
- Interactive map: shows Internet traffic and outages around the world, and is a starting point for exploring specific countries and trends
- Curated insights section: tabbed navigation highlights summary statistics across Radar data, with a call to action to explore each area in depth
- Updated interface: built with Kumo components, the same ones used across Cloudflare products
Dive Deep
The only technical detail shared is the use of Kumo components. Cloudflare says all Radar pages will see improvements as the redesign continues. You can send feedback to radar@cloudflare.com, and there is a blog post with more details.
Wrap-up
- The Radar homepage has been redesigned
- An interactive map shows global traffic and outages
- Tabbed insights lead from summary statistics into each area
- Built with Kumo components shared across Cloudflare products
- More improvements are planned for all Radar pages
This is for anyone who likes watching how the Internet behaves, or wants a quick look at outages!