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Navigating the My Teams Page
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Written by FifthDomain
Updated over 7 months ago

πŸ“– Note: This article provides information on how participants on the platform can navigate to, and navigate around their My Teams page.

What does 'team' mean on the FifthDomain platform?

On the FifthDomain platform, a team is a group of participants who attempt team-based competitions as one unit, collecting flags and scoring points together.

Teams can participate in competitions across the FifthDomain platform, regardless of which organisation is running such competitions. Teams do not belong to, or exist as part of any specific organisation on the platform. Teams are managed by their members, not organisations. However, teams must be invited to participate in team competitions by organisations (teams cannot enrol or invite themselves to competitions).

What is the My Teams page?

The My Teams page is a page where you can view and/or manage all the FifthDomain competition teams that you are currently part of. On the My Teams page, you can also create new teams from scratch if you wish.

How do I go to the My Teams Page?

The My Teams page can be found at the top righthand corner of your screen when you are logged into the platform as a participant. The My Teams page is represented by a blue button [1] with multiple users on it. Click this button to go to your My Teams page.

Navigating the My Teams Page

Once you are on the My Teams page, you will be able to see a list of all teams [1] you are currently part of as. For each team, you will be able to see the following details:

  • Team Name

  • Team Avatar

  • The number members in the team

  • Participant profile icons for each team member

  • Your role type in the team (i.e. whether you are a General Member or a Team Manager for the team)

  • A View button

If you have a lot of teams, or if you want to quickly find a specific team, you can use the search bar [2] to type in the name of the team you want to find.

Click the View button [3] to view a team's profile. Note that the details you can see and the actions you can perform for a team will depend on your role type for that team.

For more details on viewing teams as a Team Manager, click here:

For more details on viewing teams as a General Member, click here:

πŸ“– Note: Each team consists of two role types. These are Team Managers and General Members.

Team Managers can view and manage teams, meaning they can perform management-type actions such as inviting new members to the team, changing current members' role types, and removing members. General Members however, can only view details about their teams.

Both Team Managers and General Members will be able to participate in competitions in the same way. Within a competition, Team Managers do not have any additional actions they can perform that General Members cannot. The difference in role types is only in relation to management of a team from outside the context of a competition.

To create a new team from scratch, click the Create New Team button [4]. For more details on creating new teams, click here:

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