Forwarded to devs Services Management page looks odd with the gray action icons

[Maarten]

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Services Management page looks odd with the gray action icons

PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE

Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.44 Update #1
AlmaLinux 8.5

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION

The new look of the Services Management page looks confusing. The action icons in the right column are grey which means, according to the color scheme of the left column, that the services are disabled. Please restore the previous color scheme as that was much easier to understand.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

- Upgrade to Plesk 18.0.44
- Go to Tools & Settings -> Services Management

ACTUAL RESULT

The action icons are all grey. The meaning of the icons is not apparent until you hover with the mouse over the icons:


EXPECTED RESULT

Make it clear what the action icons mean by using the colors of the 18.0.43 color scheme.

ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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YOUR EXPECTATIONS FROM PLESK SERVICE TEAM

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[IgorG]

Thank you for your feedback! Request for UI improvement is created: PPPM-13598

 

[Azurel]

Never used the site before.

Is this really wrong? Why? The service "Apache" is running, so "start" is disabled and "stop" is enabled. Whats wrong with it?
I think the new design is better and looks more modern.
The red stop icon in old design looks more comic mode "DANGER KEVIN DANGER..."

 

[Maarten]

It's not about the "modern look". The issue is that not everyone has perfect eyesight.
Some people are visually impaired or have trouble distinguishing between color shades, contrast, etc.

In the image below, there are three different states. It is nearly impossible at first glance to tell what the status of each row is:


This is what the above icons represent:
row 1 - not running
row 2 - stopped
row 3 - running

More info on WebAIM: Visual Disabilities - Introduction

 

[Maarten]

Fixed in 18.0.46

Updated the interface of the Tools & Settings > Services Management menu to make it easier to read the current status of services at a glance. (PPPM-13598)

Thanks! This is much better.