The users list page in the back-office section serves as a centralized hub for managing user accounts within the e-commerce platform. It provides administrators and managers with a comprehensive view of all users, facilitating efficient user management and oversight.
Features
Sortable Table:
Description: A user-friendly table allowing sorting based on various criteria such as name, role, or date of registration. Enables quick organization of user data, making it easy to find and analyze information.
Search Functionality:
Description: An intuitive search bar that allows administrators to quickly locate specific users without the need for extensive scrolling. Saves time and effort, particularly in scenarios with a large user base.
Profile Previews:
Description: Clicking on a user's name opens a concise preview displaying key information like role, contact details, and recent activity. Provides a snapshot of essential user details, facilitating rapid decision-making.
Add New User Button:
Description: A straightforward button enabling administrators to add new users to the list seamlessly. Simplifies the process of expanding the user base by streamlining the user creation process.
Acceptance Criteria
Sortable Table:
Users can click on column headers to sort the table based on the selected criterion.
Sorting is smooth and does not result in any glitches or display issues.
Search Functionality:
The search bar provides real-time suggestions as users type.
Search results are accurate, displaying relevant user information.
Profile Previews:
Clicking on a user's name redirects you to the user's details page which displays his information accurately.
The preview includes critical details such as user role, contact information, and recent activities (Please refer to the users table schema to see which data you should display)
Add New User Button:
Clicking the "Add New User" button opens a new page that displays a clear and user-friendly form for entering new user details.
The new user is added to the list seamlessly without any data discrepancies.
The users list page in the back-office section serves as a centralized hub for managing user accounts within the e-commerce platform. It provides administrators and managers with a comprehensive view of all users, facilitating efficient user management and oversight.
Sortable Table: Description: A user-friendly table allowing sorting based on various criteria such as name, role, or date of registration. Enables quick organization of user data, making it easy to find and analyze information. Search Functionality: Description: An intuitive search bar that allows administrators to quickly locate specific users without the need for extensive scrolling. Saves time and effort, particularly in scenarios with a large user base. Profile Previews: Description: Clicking on a user's name opens a concise preview displaying key information like role, contact details, and recent activity. Provides a snapshot of essential user details, facilitating rapid decision-making. Add New User Button: Description: A straightforward button enabling administrators to add new users to the list seamlessly. Simplifies the process of expanding the user base by streamlining the user creation process.
Sortable Table: Users can click on column headers to sort the table based on the selected criterion. Sorting is smooth and does not result in any glitches or display issues. Search Functionality: The search bar provides real-time suggestions as users type. Search results are accurate, displaying relevant user information. Profile Previews: Clicking on a user's name redirects you to the user's details page which displays his information accurately. The preview includes critical details such as user role, contact information, and recent activities (Please refer to the users table schema to see which data you should display) Add New User Button: Clicking the "Add New User" button opens a new page that displays a clear and user-friendly form for entering new user details. The new user is added to the list seamlessly without any data discrepancies.