Estate
144 zones across three providers, read from the live database.
| Domain | Zone at | Answering from | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| jmyachting.co.uk | ClouDNS | ClouDNS | 23 records stranded |
| xdp.digital | Bunny | Bunny | 19 records stranded |
| mildrenconstruction.co.uk | 20i | livedns.co.uk | Never switched over |
| oceansmarine.co.uk | Bunny | Microsoft 365 | Editing changes nothing |
| refurbits.co.uk | 20i | — no answer | Not delegated |
| arrival.co.uk | Bunny | Bunny | Leftover zone at 20i |
| solentribcharter.co.uk | ClouDNS | ClouDNS | Healthy |
!The SPF record still names the old gateway — mail will route to Microsoft and then fail SPF at the far end.
Cleanup stays locked until every domain answers from the target — delegation is re-confirmed at the moment of deletion, not before.
What this changes, and what it does not
This is the JobBox structure applied to DNSMentor: a white sidebar with a solid brand pill on the active item, a white top bar, a light blue-grey ground, and everything else a white card with a hairline edge. Density is up — smaller type, tighter rows, more per screen — which is what reads as professional in an operator tool.
It reverses the warm direction from the previous proposal. JobBox is cool and crisp, and the two cannot both be true. Say the word if you want the warmth blended back into the neutrals.
The brand colour stays yours. The swatches at the top rewrite
--brand-primary exactly as applyBranding() does from a tenant's branding
block — every accent, the active pill, the buttons and the progress ring follow one hex. That is the
white-label promise working, not a mock-up of it.
The chart palette is separate from the brand on purpose, and was validated for colour-blind separation and contrast in both themes rather than chosen by eye. The .NET contrast guards have still not been run — there is no .NET SDK on this machine.