Fonts were the same family but sizes varied greatly from place to place.

Buttons looked slightly different and were in different spots for different products. As a result, the user experience was similar… but not consistent. It was hard to keep things organized across five separate repos. The other services - Ads and Analytics- were hosted on their own platforms in other locations, so we’ll just focus on those first five pieces. They covered core things like managing your project settings, users and access levels between the two, and four services: Unity Multiplayer, Performance Reporting, Collaborate and Cloud Build.

Though hosted in multiple regions, the teams managing them were separated between Seattle and Austin. So when this whole thing started, the Cloud Services team was responsible for owning and maintaining four separate nginx sites in one location and a node.js-based one in a second location. Are you interested in web development? Do you use our Developer Dashboard? Do you like stories about deleting way more lines of code than writing them? Then join us on this adventure!

A story in which the wicked wizard Bad User Experience and his underling The Tech Debt Collector were vanquished by uniting different sites under a common goal. Gather round the campfire for a rousing tale! Allow us to regale you with a story of victory.

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