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SLA stats beside twelve monthly uptime bars with one honest dip explained in the caption.
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Uptime History Bars publishes reliability instead of promising it. The left column pairs a deliberately understated heading with three SLA stats in ruled rows, uptime, acknowledgment time, and postmortem coverage. The right panel is a twelve month strip where each month is a full height bar, with one visibly shorter, lighter bar for the degraded month and a caption that names the incident and its length.
The months are one array of label, uptime, and a degraded flag, and the stats are a second array. The honest dip is the entire design, a perfect year reads as unmeasured, while one explained incident makes the other eleven months credible. Keep the caption specific: duration, impact, and where the postmortem lives.
Reach for this block on trust pages and reliability sections for products that sit in the critical path, sending, payments, infrastructure. It dramatizes what a status page states, and it pairs with data-flow-diagram to cover resilience and confidentiality side by side. If your history genuinely has no incidents, use stats-with-progress-bars instead, this block needs its dip.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:
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One strong use is a year of send infrastructure uptime. Other strips:
Tip: never retouch the dip, the shorter bar is doing more trust work than every full one beside it.