Right now the "New Event" CTA can be used by anyone. G stated that only a select few people should be able to curate events on the website. We should disable or remove the button if someone does is not authorized to create an event.
I'm assuming a flow where we check their emails and if it doesn't have the suffix @the-supporter.com or something like that then we disable event creation functionality. An alternative is that we can maintain a list of "admin" emails either hardcoded or in a database that, after login, are used as a quick lookup to see who can create an event. Also open to suggestions.
Right now the "New Event" CTA can be used by anyone. G stated that only a select few people should be able to curate events on the website. We should disable or remove the button if someone does is not authorized to create an event.
I'm assuming a flow where we check their emails and if it doesn't have the suffix
@the-supporter.comor something like that then we disable event creation functionality. An alternative is that we can maintain a list of "admin" emails either hardcoded or in a database that, after login, are used as a quick lookup to see who can create an event. Also open to suggestions.