The Cabinet

The cabinet is your page on the site: /profile. On the left the avatar, the name, the login and the number; on the right the tabs. The open tab is remembered, so next time you land on the same one.

• “Profile” — your personal details and how much of them other people see.
• “Games” — where you have played and are playing.
• “Authorship” — the games you wrote. Only there if there are any.
• “Team” — the whole of your team's page.
• “Account” — the password, the mail, the links, the sign-in history.
• “My accounts” — your other accounts under the same confirmed address. Only there if there are any.

The “Personal details” card has an “Edit” button and a “How others see me” switch — a preview of your page through somebody else's eyes.

Visibility is set by a word-chip next to the field: “visible to all” or “only me”. The chips belong to the name, the phone, the e-mail, Telegram and Instagram; the login is always visible.

A hidden field is not shown to others at all — not as “hidden”, but as if it were not there. A confirmed address is marked with a “confirmed” tick.

Above the card there may be a reminder about the mail:

• without an e-mail the password cannot be recovered — and no avatar will appear;
• the mail is not confirmed — letters about games will not reach you; the “Send a letter” button sits next to it.

The avatar comes from Gravatar by your address — there is no upload of your own on the site.

The “Games” tab holds two cards, and they are different lists.

• “Available now” — what you can walk into right now: the game, the team and the deadline. Games for testing land here too, marked with a “test” badge; if your list holds both kinds, a filter appears.
• “Games” — what you have already played: the place, the game, the team, the start time. Filters: “All” / “Rated” and a separate “This domain only” switch; they work together. The place is shown as a badge, coloured for the top three.

Test runs do not get into the second list — that is not a loss but the design: a test does not count as a game.

• “Password” → “Change password”. To change it, you have to know the current one; if you never had a password (you signed up with Google), leave the “Current password” field empty.
• “Sign in with Google” — link and disconnect. In detail: Signing up and signing in.
• “The address from Google” — the card appears if your Google address is a different one; the “Use this address” button moves it into the profile.
• “Switching between accounts” and “Sign-in history” — where you signed in and from where.

If several accounts share one confirmed address, the cabinet shows them and offers to switch. Switching is a sign-in, so the password of that account is asked for.

• Signing up and signing in
• The team