Special Learning · service status

Is it us or is it you?

If a page will not load for you, this tells you whether we can see the same problem. Every line below was measured by fetching the page and reading what came back, not by asking a server whether it felt well.

All 8 checked pages passed every check, on every sample.

5,754 of 5,754 samples passed all four checks.

Window 2026-09-21 17:29:02 UTC → 2026-09-22 17:28:02 UTC (24.0 hours) · 5,754 samples · page built 2026-09-22 17:28 UTC
Each page, checked every 2 minutes
PageStatus Passed in windowSize on last checkLast checked
Main siteThe front door at special-learning.comResponding correctly720 of 720 samples59,005 bytes, floor 27,000less than a minute ago
Store: homeWhere you start a purchaseResponding correctly719 of 719 samples73,164 bytes, floor 40,0001 minute ago
Store: product listingThe store product listing pageResponding correctly719 of 719 samples146,522 bytes, floor 70,0001 minute ago
Store: ABA curriculumThe curriculum and materials categoryResponding correctly719 of 719 samples311,715 bytes, floor 140,0001 minute ago
Store: All AccessThe All Access product pageResponding correctly719 of 719 samples173,146 bytes, floor 90,0001 minute ago
Store: Video CE LibraryThe Video CE Library for Behavior Analysts pageResponding correctly719 of 719 samples105,676 bytes, floor 55,0001 minute ago
Store: cart & checkoutWhere you review and payResponding correctly719 of 719 samples62,118 bytes, floor 30,0001 minute ago
Courses: sign-in pageWhere you sign in to what you boughtResponding correctly720 of 720 samples63,395 bytes, floor 31,000less than a minute ago

What “passed” means here

Most status pages check whether a server answers. Ours cannot: every name under special-learning.com answers, including names that do not exist. We tested that: three invented hostnames returned identical, healthy-looking 37,532-byte pages. So a green light based on the server answering would mean nothing on our site.

A page passes here only if all four of these are true on that fetch:

  1. the server answered with 200 OK;
  2. the page that came back is at least as large as the floor set for that page;
  3. a phrase that only appears on that specific page is present in it;
  4. none of our error-page wording is present in it.

The third one is what catches the failure the other three miss. On September 2, 2026 our store served a 2,090-byte “something went wrong” card in place of real pages, and nothing noticed, because a size floor alone would not have caught a full-size wrong page.

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