[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #46349: Is your/this admin email still correct
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#46349: Is your/this admin email still correct
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Reporter: andraganescu | Owner:
| andraganescu
Type: feature request | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting
| Review
Component: Users | Version: 5.1
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: 2nd-opinion needs-design ux- | Focuses:
feedback servehappy has-patch dev-feedback | administration
needs-testing needs-design-feedback |
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Comment (by boemedia):
I never managed to look at the patch (sorry, couldn't get it implemented.
But I have been working on an idea for a user flow to change the general
admin email.
I abandoned the idea of making it possible to change the emailadress in a
separate screen. Instead, I thought it would be better for users to take
them to the settings screen for making changes, so they'd recognise it for
future reference.
Also, my thinking was, to cause less confusion for users with admin rights
who are not registered as the general admin email. We need some additional
information pages (on .org?) to help clarify:
a) the purpose of a working general admin email
b) that the admin email given can be different from their own login email
After a user with admin rights hits login, there are 3 possible
scenario's:
1) the registered email is verified as correct: the user is taken to the
dashboard with a notification 'thank you for verifying'
2) the registered email needs to be changed: the user is taken to the
settings page
3) the user hits 'remind me later': the user is taken to the dashboard
with 'we'll remind you again in x weeks'
Design wise, I ran into a few things:
- there's not really a design pattern for these info screens ahead of WP-
admin. I didn't think the login screen would be a good basis to work from,
so I went with a screen from the install sequence instead.
- I wasn't sure about the colours for the notification bar to use in this
case
- the dashboard view in Figma is broken, maybe because of importing from
Sketch. So please ignore some text and titles being in the wrong place.
I'd love some feedback on the approach/user flow, as well as some guidance
on design standards for WordPress, as I wasn't sure if I used the right
components at some points.
Technically, I'm not aware of any restrictions regarding my flow, so if a
different approach is necessary because of those, please let me know. I'm
happy to iterate or work on a different version.
Please take a look at the prototype here:
https://www.figma.com/proto/WB24a8gm07lJKqLmVr01ZttB/Change-admin-email-v1
?node-id=1%3A2&scaling=min-zoom
All 3 scenario's work. You can move back to the login screen by hitting
'R'.
Looking forward to reading your feedback in this ticket, or if you don't
have a .org account, please comment in the Slack design channel:
https://wordpress.slack.com/messages/design/
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/46349#comment:16>
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