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Learning the Foundation of Being a Web Content Manager
Analyzing The Theory Of SAP Commerce Cloud Web Content Management
Introducing the Architecture of Web Content Management in SAP Commerce Cloud
15 min
Discussing the SAP Commerce Cloud WCMS Page Model
10 min
Quiz
Learning the Foundation of Being a Web Content Manager
Introducing SmartEdit
10 min
Changing and Synchronizing Web Content Using Page Status
15 min
Collaborating Using Workflows
15 min
Quiz
Improving Your Web Content Manager Skills via SmartEdit’s Advance Edit Mode
Defining the Extended Functional Scope of SmartEdit's Advanced Edit Mode
10 min
Explaining Shared Components and Shared Slots
20 min
Assembling Version Snapshots of Your Web Content
10 min
Managing Storefront Navigation for Users
15 min
Quiz
Optimizing CX on the Storefront by Using Personalization Options
Changing the Visibility of Storefront Elements by Using Restrictions
20 min
Discussing Dynamic Personalization Concepts
15 min
Applying Customization to the Storefront to Personalize the User Experience
15 min
Setting Up Commerce Customizations to Apply Search Profiles and Promotions
10 min
Introducing Additional Personalization Approaches and Customer Consent Management
10 min
Quiz
Analyzing The Theory Of SAP Commerce Cloud Web Content Management
Introducing the Architecture of Web Content Management in SAP Commerce Cloud
15 min
Discussing the SAP Commerce Cloud WCMS Page Model
10 min
Quiz
Learning the Foundation of Being a Web Content Manager
Introducing SmartEdit
10 min
Changing and Synchronizing Web Content Using Page Status
15 min
Collaborating Using Workflows
15 min
Quiz
Improving Your Web Content Manager Skills via SmartEdit’s Advance Edit Mode
Defining the Extended Functional Scope of SmartEdit's Advanced Edit Mode
10 min
Explaining Shared Components and Shared Slots
20 min
Assembling Version Snapshots of Your Web Content
10 min
Managing Storefront Navigation for Users
15 min
Quiz
Optimizing CX on the Storefront by Using Personalization Options
Changing the Visibility of Storefront Elements by Using Restrictions
20 min
Discussing Dynamic Personalization Concepts
15 min
Applying Customization to the Storefront to Personalize the User Experience
15 min
Setting Up Commerce Customizations to Apply Search Profiles and Promotions
10 min
Introducing Additional Personalization Approaches and Customer Consent Management
10 min
Quiz
Knowledge quiz
It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 4 right to pass this unit.
1.
Which statement about SmartEdit’s Preview mode features is not correct?
Choose the correct answer.
It allows selection of product and content catalog versions to be previewed.
SmartEdit is not responsive. Thus, without the inflection point selector, Laura would have to preview pages on all typical devices to check the differences.
It provides the Preview selector, which adjusts the preview specific to the selected device (smartphone, tablet, and so on).
When Laura logs in to SmartEdit for the first time, she enters the preview mode by default.
2.
Which of the following statements are true about workflows in SmartEdit?
There are two correct answers.
Permission management is typically done for user groups. Individual users are then assigned to their respective group to receive permissions.
SAP Commerce Cloud provides two out-of-the-box workflow templates for content editing, reviewing, and publishing.
When starting a workflow template, a workflow must be picked.
Each team member who is part of a WCMS workflow might delegate a task to another team member, for example, by approval or rejection. The corresponding page status changes are done manually.
3.
Which features are supported by SmartEdit’s Basic Edit mode?
There are three correct answers.
Pressing the hotkey ESC toggles between Basic and Advanced Edit mode.
Create or reuse existing web components and drag them to page content slots.
Clone or delete a page.
Components which show media can be configured to link to internal and external URLs.
Only simple components (like Paragraph) can be added to shared content slots.
4.
Which is the only page status that is not part of a running CMS workflow?
Choose the correct answer.
Draft
In Progress
Ready to Sync
Synched
5.
Which of the following statements about workflows in WCMS are correct?
There are two correct answers.
Page statuses are automatically updated when a workflow is being executed.
Workflow steps must be executed by the individual users to whom the workflow step is assigned.
SAP Commerce Cloud comes with two predefined task specific workflows.
The "All" tab in the Page Tasks Panel, shows all workflows active on the storefront.