GUI design for profile page

GUI design for profile page

[Ryan Arnell]

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Hello everyone,
Happy new year! We are thinking about introducing a profile page. The idea
is here users can perform tasks like updating the password and other user
related tasks. This page is accessible via a generic user icon from header.
Right now we only have password reset option. Down the road we plan to have
a default language selector. The design show both components for now.

The invision prototype link is
https://ibm.invisionapp.com/share/Q6NZ13M3A5B#/319377577_01-Profile-Settings-02

Please feel free to leave comments in the prototype. We love your feedback.

Thank you
Ryan Arnell
UX Engineer
IBM, Austin, TX.

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RE: GUI design for profile page

[Pine, Kathryn ElaineX]

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Hi Ryan,

Thanks for your work on this.

I can’t seem to login to Invision from this page to post comments on the page (I have a free Invision account but it doesn’t seem to give me access to this page), so I’m including them here:

1)            What was the reasoning for making this a separate page instead of putting this on the existing local users page?
2)            If it is a separate page, I like that the page would be linked from a header icon, but it seems like there should be access from the menu somehow as well. I wonder if it could be a link on the local users page for each user. I can imagine that if control exists to change language for a user, there could be a scenario where an admin user might want to change the language for users when they set the user up, not requiring that user to log in in English (for example) and then find this page and change the language themselves.
a.            If it is accessed from the local users page, could it just be a modal on the page rather than a separate page?

Thanks,
Kathy

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Subject: GUI design for profile page

Hello everyone,
Happy new year! We are thinking about introducing a profile page. The idea is here users can perform tasks like updating the password and other user related tasks. This page is accessible via a generic user icon from header. Right now we only have password reset option. Down the road we plan to have a default language selector. The design show both components for now.

The invision prototype link is
https://ibm.invisionapp.com/share/Q6NZ13M3A5B#/319377577_01-Profile-Settings-02

Please feel free to leave comments in the prototype. We love your feedback.

Thank you
Ryan Arnell
UX Engineer
IBM, Austin, TX.





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GUI design for profile page

[Derick Montague]

 
Thank you for your feedback, Kathy!

> 1. What was the reasoning for making this a separate page instead of putting this on the existing local users page?

A profile page is a common pattern that users are accustomed to. The local user management is a page that admin users of the BMC are accustomed to and the admin user is the only user type with access to this page. Having different information on the local user management page based on user type seems less intuitive than providing a profile page. We will be user testing this.


> 2. If it is a separate page, I like that the page would be linked from a header icon, but it seems like there should be access from the menu somehow as well. I wonder if it could be a link on the local users page for each user. 

What problem are we solving with this proposal? I don't feel that admin should have access to a user's profile page. Any information they want to update for the user, e.g. username, password, etc should be handled on the local user management page. 

> I can imagine that if control exists to change language for a user, there could be a scenario where an admin user might want to change the language for users when they set the user up, not requiring that user to log in in English (for example) and then find this page and change the language themselves.


The login page will be displayed using the language set in the users operating system unless that language is not supported, then it would display in English. Ed's use case that that the use would want to update their language from the what they have set in their OS to English. We are contemplating having a language option on the login page to allow the user to select at login.

Even if an admin set the users language, the login page won't know who that user is until they login, so we did not consider that as a use case. We are going to be testing different options with users.


> If it is accessed from the local users page, could it just be a modal on the page rather than a separate page?

If we wanted the admin to be able to set the users language we would just add this to the available settings they could change for that user. I personally don't think it adds too much value, but it would also be simple to add to form to update the user info.
 

 

 

 

 

Re: GUI design for profile page

[Nicole Conser1]

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