When a user creates a new account they are sent to /accounts/profile/. When a user logs in they are sent to /user/$USERNAME/. Neither of these exist at present and should be created. We might also need to decide on some structure for the site because it seems like that would be an unnecessary degree of overlap. Where should the basic user profile page live? Where should a user be sent after logging in or creating an account? This will likely require looking into django-registration more closely.
My thinking is that there should be a public profile page as well as a personal account settings page. The former would handle things like interests and bio while the latter would be concerned with your password, e-mail address, etc. Basically a division between things we've added with profiles and things that are inherently part of Django's account system.
When a user creates a new account they are sent to
/accounts/profile/. When a user logs in they are sent to/user/$USERNAME/. Neither of these exist at present and should be created. We might also need to decide on some structure for the site because it seems like that would be an unnecessary degree of overlap. Where should the basic user profile page live? Where should a user be sent after logging in or creating an account? This will likely require looking into django-registration more closely.My thinking is that there should be a public profile page as well as a personal account settings page. The former would handle things like interests and bio while the latter would be concerned with your password, e-mail address, etc. Basically a division between things we've added with profiles and things that are inherently part of Django's account system.