Membership, Permissions and Private Content: Designing the User System
Design member business from the perspective of registration and login, role permissions, member rights and interests, private content and data security.
What problems should this ability solve?
Design member business from the perspective of registration and login, role permissions, member rights and interests, private content and data security.
1. First distinguish users, roles, and rights
Ordinary members, paid members, corporate customers, employees, and administrators have different permissions.Roles are responsible for management capabilities, and rights and interests are responsible for business content. The two should not be mixed together.
2. Registration and login method
You can use email, mobile phone verification code, WeChat or third-party account to log in.When choosing, consider the target user, verification cost, account consolidation, and password recovery process.
3. What should the member center display
Orders, appointments, points, materials, messages, account information and service status should be arranged according to the business to avoid directly exposing the backend management functions to users.
4. Private content and file permissions
Paid courses, contracts, reports, and customer files need to be checked for permissions on the server side. You can't just hide the download button or rely on an undisclosed link.
5. Subscription, points and levels
These functions need to be clearly obtained, used, expired, and refunded rules.Complex rules should be confirmed with a flow chart before entering development.
6. Administrators also need permissions.
Customer service, editing, finance, and technical personnel do not necessarily need full administrator permissions.Assigning minimum authority by position can reduce the risk of misoperation and data leakage.
7. Privacy and data export
It should explain which user data is collected, the purpose and storage time, and provide the necessary modification, deletion or export mechanisms.
Recommended Implementation Plan
A project does not need every feature on day one. It can be delivered step by step in the following order.
