UsersWP Dashboard

Sites with registered users often send members to the back end or scatter account tools across several pages. This add-on gathers them into a single front-end dashboard. Users can update their profile, handle their own posts and adjust account settings from one screen, and clear menus keep the layout easy to follow on desktop and mobile.

Administrators decide what each dashboard contains. Widgets can be added, rearranged or removed, and access to dashboard features can follow user roles, so different membership levels see different tools. Because it is built for the core UsersWP plugin, profiles and login stay consistent. It fits membership sites, online communities and other platforms where users manage their own accounts.

Features

• Dedicated front-end dashboard: Members manage their profiles, posts and account settings from one place on the front end, so they do not need to enter the WordPress admin area.
• Customizable dashboard widgets: Administrators can add, rearrange or remove widgets to shape the dashboard layout around the needs of a particular community or membership site.
• Privacy-friendly controls: Users get control over their personal information and privacy settings, which helps sites handle member data with care.
• Works with UsersWP: The add-on works with the core UsersWP plugin, keeping user profiles and login systems consistent across the site.
• Easy, responsive navigation: Clear menus and a mobile-friendly layout make the dashboard simple to move around on phones, tablets and desktop screens.
• Content management tools: Users can create, edit or delete their own posts and other content directly from the dashboard instead of going through separate pages.
• Role-based access control: Dashboard features can be granted or restricted by user role, letting site owners match capabilities to membership levels or permissions.
• Event ticket information: When Events Tickets Marketplace is active, the dashboard can show tickets a user has purchased and display ticket sales as they happen.

Best for

• Membership sites with member account areas
• Online communities built on UsersWP
• Platforms where users manage their own content