The user of the dashboard will attempt to determine the meaning and cause of particular status codes. To understand what is happening based on a status code, it would be helpful to have a description of each status code. For example, the 401 HTTP Status Code implies that the API request is unauthorized. Knowing this will quickly make it clear to the user that their authentication settings are improperly configured and require attention.
To remedy this it would be beneficial to add a table (or another effective way) which describes all status codes. A truncated example is shown in the figure below:
The user of the dashboard will attempt to determine the meaning and cause of particular status codes. To understand what is happening based on a status code, it would be helpful to have a description of each status code. For example, the 401 HTTP Status Code implies that the API request is unauthorized. Knowing this will quickly make it clear to the user that their authentication settings are improperly configured and require attention.
To remedy this it would be beneficial to add a table (or another effective way) which describes all status codes. A truncated example is shown in the figure below:
