Color Coded Headers for Different Model Environments

MeghanSmith · 2025-02-18T15:24:17+00:00

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In as much detail as possible, describe the problem or experience related to your idea. Please provide the context of what you were trying to do and include specific examples or workarounds:

I think that it would be beneficial for admin users to have the ability to color-code headers for different models. This would reduce the risk of accidently updating a prod model.

How often is this impacting your users?

Daily risk of admin users accidently updating a live prod model.

Who is this impacting? (ex. model builders, solution architects, partners, admins, integration experts, business/end users, executive-level business users)

Admins

What would your ideal solution be? How would it add value to your current experience?

Ideally the admin user could assign a color-coded header for a specific model. For example:

Red = Prod

Yellow = Sandbox

Blue = Dev

Please include any images to help illustrate your experience.

Comments

i actually let one of our developers built this. A browser addin.

Kinda clunky but it works. Its parse the (exact) model name in the website and the change the color of this block element

Really helpfull for me.

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