Post 13 | Implement and demonstrate at least three different types of accounts | Project 3

Implement and demonstrate at least three different types of account on the website

 I have chosen three people within the company to make accounts for with different levels of permission dependant on what they need are allowed to accomplish within the website.

Below is the Show all users screen before I added these new users to the website.

Below is the add user screen, a cool feature I liked with this is the auto-generation of an extremely strong password





Below is the show all users screen after I created three accounts with different level of permission, I have blanked out the emails for privacy reasons.



Below is Peters' account, note I have applied different colour schemes to each account type to help distinguish them from each other. Peter as the business owner I would be handing this website off to has been administered with an Editor account, this will allow him to edit any page and content similar to that, but locking him out of stuff that may damage the site severely.



Below is dee's account, I have made her a shop manager account which allows her to update anything to do with the shop but has no access to the site's pages and content.



Last is Tracey's account, which I have made an author, with this website there is no blog posts as such but this will allow Tracey to upload pictures and files to the websites media manager that peter than can place on the website as he wishes. This cuts out having to give the pictures/files to peter.

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