The Settings screens provide users with control over their account, preferences, subscriptions, and integrations within a web application. They act as the central hub for personalization, security, and system configurations, ensuring users can tailor the product to their needs while maintaining clarity and consistency.

Key Features

• Multiple categories: profile, account, security, billing, notifications, integrations

• Modular layout supporting both list and tabbed navigation styles

• Support for toggles, dropdowns, and input fields for quick updates

• Clear visibility of plan details, subscription tiers, and payment methods

• Integration management with external services and third-party apps

• Responsive layouts designed for both desktop and mobile views

• Dark mode and light mode variants

Design Considerations

• Maintain consistent structure across sections for familiarity (labels left, inputs right)

• Use clear grouping and spacing to separate distinct setting categories

• Provide inline validation and real-time feedback when updating fields

• Display security-sensitive actions (e.g., password changes, 2FA) prominently

• Use simple language for technical settings to improve usability

• Ensure accessibility for forms, toggles, and interactive components

Usage Guidelines

• Use settings screens for account-related tasks, not for primary workflows

• Keep most-used actions (e.g., password change, billing info) easy to locate

• Group advanced or less-used options under collapsible sections

• Always provide confirmation or undo options for destructive actions

• Include visual indicators for subscription status and plan renewals

• Avoid overwhelming users with too many options—prioritize clarity and organization