This lesson shows you everything you need to know about creating and managing users in WordPress. If you’re running your WordPress website solo, you may not *think* you need to create additional users. But, as I explain in this screencast, there are plenty of reasons why you might take advantage of WordPress’s multi-user capabilities.
If you need help understanding user roles, be sure to watch the video where I explain WordPress user roles in detail.
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If you’re collaborating with multiple authors, working with an editorial staff, or requiring subscribers to create user accounts in order to comment, an understanding of the WordPress user role system is essential. This video will help you sort out your options by explaining the permissions associated with each role, and demonstrating how the WordPress administrative interface changes depending on a user’s role.
The video covers the current standard WordPress roles: Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor, Subscriber
