Digital Leap User Profile UX organizes and styles the WordPress admin profile screen (profile.php / user-edit.php) and the Users list. It groups the existing fields into tabs, lets you hide the rows you never use, and adds custom user fields without writing code.

Every feature is independent and can be toggled on or off under Users Profile UX. Nothing runs unless you enable it, and nothing is loaded on the front end.

Highlights

Profile tabs — reorganize heading-grouped profile fields into clean tabs that mirror your admin color scheme. DOM-only, so all of WordPress’s own field behavior keeps working.
Hide default fields — hide the visual-editor toggle, syntax highlighting, color-scheme picker, keyboard shortcuts, toolbar, language selector, biographical info, website, Gravatar, sessions, and Application Passwords. Application Passwords can also be fully disabled.
Custom user fields — add text, textarea, URL, email, number, select, or checkbox fields with no code, and group them into any tab. Labels are translation-aware.
Last login column — record each user’s last login and show a sortable column on the Users list.
Local avatars — let users upload a self-hosted profile picture that overrides Gravatar everywhere. No external requests — DSGVO/GDPR-friendly.
CSV export — add an “Export CSV” button to the Users list, including custom fields, last login, and WooCommerce stats. Cell values are protected against CSV/formula injection.
WooCommerce customer stats — add a “Customer stats” column to the Users list showing order count, total spent, average order, last order, and customer since, plus a “View orders” row action. HPOS-aware. Activates only when WooCommerce is present.
Registration column — add a sortable Registration date column to the Users list, and show each user’s ID in the username hover actions.
Change username — let administrators rename a user’s login from their profile screen (core normally blocks this). Off by default; use with care, as it logs the user out.

Privacy

User Profile UX makes no external HTTP requests and includes no tracking or analytics. Local avatars are stored in your own media library and served from your site, which avoids sending user data to Gravatar.

Built for the real backend

No build step, no Composer, no third-party dependencies. Fully internationalized.