&gt; &quot;... router summary page ...&quot;<p>You&#x27;ve lost probably 95% of the mass-market: users who visit their router&#x27;s setup page either zero times or one time throughout the devices&#x27; stay in their home. Users do not want a list of devices or controls or toggles, or text fields to fill in IP addresses. They want to buy their plastic internet box, plug it in, and go download cat videos. You can try to communicate value proposition until you&#x27;re blue in the face. People want to plug it in and get on with their lives. Trying to convince users of the value of &quot;administering a computer&quot; is fighting a losing battle.