Adapt Keycloack account page styles in multiuser Che

[ashumilova]

The pages for account management in KeyCloack should have proper styles to fit the general style of Che application, same as for login page.

The links could be found here:

The account (profile) page :

Change password page:

Needed for this issue #5788

[skabashnyuk]

@slemeur @mkuznyetsov is this mandatory? If yes it would be nice to take it to the next sprint.

[slemeur]

Yes this is important in order to provide a consistent user flow and experience. Otherwise it will look disconnected.

[slemeur]

We need to reuse the same styles as the one we have on the dashboard - to stay consistent.

I'm also concerned about the navigation that we will have. Is that possible to move those pages this way?

[tolusha]

@slemeur Could you pls clarify the task, what pages have to be refined?

[slemeur]

Keycloak provides different pages - they can be displayed or not, depending on the configuration of Keycloak.

The goals for us are:
1- Integrate the pages properly inside of the Che's dashboard so that the navigation and the experience remain consistent. (as shown in the mockup)
2- Adopting Dashboard styles for the pages: we need to first handle accountand password, the other ones in a second time.

[skabashnyuk]

Page iframing in a dashboard is not a good idea. Because for Che Keycloak is external service,
it can have different policies for different installations. And more other it can be replaced with a different identity provider. My proposal is to apply Che like styles for Keycloak that we provide and do redirection to his pages. If this is our Keycloak - it will look like Che. If it's external - it will look like his owner wants.

[slemeur]

@skabashnyuk : Keycloak is external service - but it enables features that are used by end-user of Che. I agree, end-users don't care about Keycloak - they just want a way to manage their account/profile in a seamlessly integrated way, which does not discontinue the user experience (especially the navigation).

[mmorhun]

Done