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There are three roles that can be assigned to editors of websites. The roles are Contributor, with the lowest level of access, Editor, which most editors will be assigned, and Site Builder, with the highest level of permissions. The Site Factory Manager and the Site Builders of the website are able to assign individuals their role. Please note that at least one person needs to be assigned the Site Builder role, typically this person is the site owner. Admin Panel AccesWhat does the Admin Panel Toolbar look like for each type of role? For each role, permissions differ, and some options will not be available to a particular role. 

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The Builder role can view "Content", "Structure", "Appearance", "Configuration", "People", and "Reports" on the admin toolbar. Builders have access to everything that an editor can access. Builders can update global site settings, under configuration (title, slogan, department footer information, etc.). URL redirects can be added only by builders. Builders have the additional ability to add people to their site as other builders, editors, or contributors. Reports can also be viewed only by builders. Builders will be able to add content to block layout regions, such as the site notification region and the hero panel region. They can change the theme and decide on whether a stick nav is suitable for the site.

You'll first need to request a site, it will need to be approved by both ITS and your site factory manager. Once approved, you'll be notified either by Campus Web Solutions (ITS) or your site factory manager with a link to your not-yet launched to the public website (it will have a "pantheonsite" URL). The site will already have the "bones" with a selected theme and a few pages (the landing page, the search results page, the 404, and 403 pages) will already be created with some default content. It will be up to you and any other editors you'd like involved (as long as they have a UCR Net ID) to update the already created home page, create additional pages, create blocks of content to enhance those pages, and to update things like your site title, department information, and give your site a unique feel with all the tools provided. You will not need to know how to code but it will take some time to learn the system. Once you have created all the content you need to and have placed everything where you want it to go, you will then open another ticket to launch your site at the proper ucr.edu domain.