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Generally your web files should be owned (or at least have proper access by) the user the nginx process is running as. Changing this ownership or permissions will likely resolve this issue. In many cases, ensuring your user belongs to the same group as the web server’s user (most likely nginx) will resolve this in many cases while allowing the files to be owned by the user account you want.