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+# StatusPage
+
+This document relates to the [StatusPage](https://www.statuspage.io/) for Node.js, which can be
+found at [status.nodejs.org](https://status.nodejs.org).
+
+## Access
+
+The following people have access to the StatusPage control panel. New accounts can be added via the
+[User Management](https://admin.atlassian.com/s/f6b1a2fe-1302-40aa-9a3f-4f7523370639/users) page.
+
+Atlassian StatusPage has three groups available, `site-admins` that have full administration access
+in Atlassian, `statuspage-administrators` that have full administration access specifically for the
+StatusPage product, and `statuspage-users` who have regular operational access to StatusPage.
+
+Atlassian organizations also have a separate concept of org-wide administrators, that have full
+access to everything (this is technically different from `site-admins` as that is scoped to the
+"site", but this org only has one site, so they are effectively the same).
+
+| GitHub                                         | Site Role          | Org Admin |
+|------------------------------------------------|--------------------|-----------|
+| [@MattIPv4](https://github.com/MattIPv4)       | `site-admins`      | Yes       |
+| OpenJSF Operations                             | `site-admins`      | Yes       |
+| [@MylesBorins](https://github.com/MylesBorins) | `statuspage-users` | No        |
+
+## Twitter
+
+There is also a Twitter account, [@NodejsStatus](https://twitter.com/NodejsStatus), for the
+status page.
+
+This account is run via the
+[Twitter integration](https://manage.statuspage.io/pages/rxy2rhgm8q1n/twitter) on StatusPage and
+will automatically tweet any incident updates (if tweeting is selected for an incident update).
+
+## Customisations
+
+The [statuspage](../statuspage) directory in this repository contains a backup of the major
+customisations applied to the Node.js status page. These should be updated whenever the
+customisations are changed on the status page.
+
+[colors.md](../statuspage/colors.md) contains the custom color set for the whole status page
+(including emails for subscribers) in
+[Your Page > Customize page and emails > Colors](https://manage.statuspage.io/pages/rxy2rhgm8q1n/design#colors-container).
+
+[styles.scss](../statuspage/styles.scss) stores the custom styling that is applied to all web pages
+of the Node.js StatusPage site. This is controlled from the
+[Customize HTML & CSS](https://manage.statuspage.io/pages/rxy2rhgm8q1n/full-customize) view
+accessed from the button top-right on
+[Your Page > Customize page and emails > Customize status page](https://manage.statuspage.io/pages/rxy2rhgm8q1n/design#design-container).
+
+[header.html](../statuspage/header.html) contains the custom HTML used for the header on the
+status page. It is important to note that this replaces the default header (logo & subscribe
+button), so using this should be avoided if possible. Like the custom styling, this is managed from
+the [Customize HTML & CSS](https://manage.statuspage.io/pages/rxy2rhgm8q1n/full-customize) page.
+
+[footer.html](../statuspage/footer.html) contains custom HTML injected into the footer of the
+status page website. This doesn't replace any default content and is a good place for custom
+scripting if needed. This is also controlled from the
+[Customize HTML & CSS](https://manage.statuspage.io/pages/rxy2rhgm8q1n/full-customize) page.