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Description

Renders distinct home screen content based on the authenticated user's active role. Displays coordinator dashboards, peer mentor activity summaries, or organization admin overviews depending on the resolved role.

Feature: Role-Based Access Control

role-based-home-screen

Summaries

The Role-Based Home Screen is a core differentiator that delivers a personalized, contextually relevant experience to every user type from the moment they open the app. Rather than forcing coordinators, peer mentors, and organization admins to navigate a generic interface, each role receives a tailored dashboard that surfaces the actions and information most critical to their specific responsibilities. This directly reduces time-to-action, increases user satisfaction, and lowers training overhead — all of which improve adoption rates and retention. A well-designed role-aware entry point signals to users that the product understands their workflow, strengthening the platform's value proposition against less sophisticated competitors.

This component carries medium complexity and sits at the intersection of authentication, role management, and UI rendering, making it a dependency-sensitive deliverable. It relies on the role-state-manager, so that service must be stable and its API finalized before home screen development can be completed and tested end-to-end. Three distinct content variants (coordinator, org admin, peer mentor) must each be designed, implemented, and QA'd independently, tripling the surface area for UI testing. Regression risk is elevated whenever role logic changes upstream.

Plan for cross-role testing sessions and allocate time for edge cases such as role switching mid-session, which triggers the onRoleChanged handler and requires UI rebuild validation.

The Role-Based Home Screen is a mobile UI component that conditionally renders one of three distinct dashboard layouts based on the active role resolved by the role-state-manager dependency. It exposes buildCoordinatorHome(), buildPeerMentorHome(), and buildOrgAdminHome() as the primary rendering paths, with onRoleChanged(Role role) acting as the reactive entry point when role state transitions occur at runtime. The refreshContent() method supports manual or programmatic refresh cycles. It consumes the user-role data model to gate and personalize content.

Care must be taken to handle role transitions gracefully — state should be cleared and rebuilt atomically to prevent UI flicker or stale content. Lazy loading per role variant is advisable to keep initial render time low on mobile hardware.

Responsibilities

  • Render role-specific home content variants (coordinator, org admin, peer mentor)
  • React to role state changes and rebuild UI accordingly
  • Display relevant quick-action shortcuts per role

Interfaces

buildCoordinatorHome()
buildPeerMentorHome()
buildOrgAdminHome()
onRoleChanged(Role role)
refreshContent()

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