User Settings

[JohnONolan]

Right now we have a single concept /settings/ where all settings live. With mult-user, we're going to want to abstract that into 2 types of settings areas.

Blog Settings // User Settings

Blog Settings

Blog settings == the settings screen we have right now. With multi-user, we only want these settings to be visible to Admin users. All other users should never see or have access to this screen.

User Settings

This is a new settings screen, using the same layout as blog-settings, but only populated with settings relevant to the user. This should live on /user/

By default

• Profile (public profile data) - /ghost/user/profile/ (default)
• Account (username, email, password) - /ghost/user/account/

NB: The menu order is reversed in this screenshot, it should be per the bullet points above

Additionally, apps should be able to register their own user settings screens. For example, an app might want to allow users to be able to set their own writing reminders - so would register a /ghost/user/reminders/ settings page that might look like...

[pfist]

In regards to the first screenshot, I think unique link titles for Blog Settings and User Settings would provide a better UX. Having both labeled Settings is bound to cause confusion for some users; especially since both links can be in view simultaneously. If not Blog Settings and User Settings, I think something like Global Settings and Your Settings respectively sounds friendly and could work. Thoughts?

[JohnONolan]

This will be reworked in tandem with other changes at some point