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RAXXO founder builds status pages before marketing pages to foster trust

The founder of RAXXO, a solo studio, prioritizes building a public status page for each tool before its marketing page. This approach aims to establish trust by proactively addressing potential issues and defining service levels like 'operational,' 'degraded,' 'maintenance,' 'incident,' and 'retired.' By having a status page ready from the outset, the founder can provide clear communication during outages, rather than scrambling to explain problems after they occur, which builds more confidence than feature descriptions. AI

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RAXXO founder builds status pages before marketing pages to foster trust

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · RAXXO Studios ·

    The Status Page Every RAXXO Tool Gets Before Its Landing Page

    <ul> <li><p>Every RAXXO tool gets a public status page before it gets a marketing page</p></li> <li><p>Five states cover every tool: operational, degraded, maintenance, incident, retired</p></li> <li><p>The page exists to answer one question fast, not to explain what broke</p></l…