Aeries Ideas
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Use a Font with Distinguishable Characters for User Entered Data
Aeries displays user entered text in default system fonts, where similar characters such as uppercase I and lowercase l often look identical, along with other common pairs such as the number 1, the number 0, and uppercase O. This makes it difficult to read and type values accurately, especially identifiers such as student IDs, usernames, email addresses, and codes, and leads to data entry errors and confusion. All modern web browsers have supported the @font-face feature for about a decade, which allows a website to provide its own custom fonts for displaying text (browser support reference: https://caniuse.com/fontface). A number…
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Global Message Banner on Every Page with Admin Sticky Option
Right now the "Global Message" is limited to a single area on the landing page, and most of it is hidden under a fold that users need to actively engage with to see, this is an antipattern that makes it difficult to communicate ongoing urgent information with users (for example, when Aeries posts an active incident to statuspage.io, our global messages are updated to include that information so all users are aware). Aeries needs a Global Message that is displayed at the top of every page, with the option for admin to mark as "sticky" so that users cannot clear/dismiss…
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Publish maintenance windows
A table of maintenance windows for each calendar year should be published so that admins and users can plan accordingly. Pin a calendar with upcoming maintenance onto the Aeries Support homepage.
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Add Version Control / Release Wave Selection
Add a versioning option for customers to control when they move to the latest release, either as an explicit version selection or as a release cycle preference (eg, Stable - Updates infrequently/semi-annually and always to a well-tested version, Latest - the most current version as of current date, Preview - beta/test version that is soon to be released, available for sandbox to test upcoming features).
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