The text provides a detailed tutorial on implementing a front-end solution to manage and hide certain plugins and content types in Strapi, an open-source headless CMS, based on administrative user roles. It outlines the process of creating different "sub roles" such as admin, author, and editor, and adding a new field to the User model to manage these roles. The tutorial explains how to manipulate the front-end to hide or block plugins and content types for specific roles while maintaining back-end permissions, emphasizing that this approach is not secure as it only affects the user interface. It involves creating and updating files such as `adminLayout.js` and making modifications to Strapi's front-end components to control which content types and functionalities are visible or accessible to users with different roles. The text also highlights the need to reset these modifications when users log out and log back in, and acknowledges that this solution is temporary and subject to change with future updates of the Strapi platform.