Frontend: Implement Granular Permissions in Authoring UI (Course Editor/Auditor)

[MaferMazu]

Overview

Following the approved design and UX audit for roles (Course Editor/Auditor), this task involves the technical implementation of granular permission checks across the Authoring frontend. The goal is to ensure the UI accurately reflects user capabilities by toggling the visibility and interactivity of components.

Scope of Work

• Integration of Permission Logic: Implement conditional rendering based on granular permission flags.
• UI Controls: Apply "no-access" states (disabled buttons, hidden menus, or read-only views) as defined in the design proposal.
• Course Editor/Auditor Specifics: Ensure specific restrictions for these roles are enforced across all Authoring modules.
• Error Handling: Gracefully handle edge cases where a user might attempt to access a restricted route via URL.

Resources

• Approved Design: [TODO]
  Related Design: UX Audit for Course Editor & Course Auditor restrictions #283

Success Criteria

• The UI correctly hides or disables features based on the user's granular permissions.
• No "dead ends" are present; users see clear indicators (tooltips/states) when an action is restricted.