
Learn to create and manage web pages with Adobe Experience Manager across all versions, using hands-on practice with assets, templates, workflows, and omnichannel experience fragments.
Prepare for AEM installation by gathering startup jar, license key, properties file, Java 1.8, disk space, and RAM; learn author and publish instances and graphical and command line install methods.
Install and launch an AEM instance on Windows using the jar file and licensed properties file, then log in as admin to verify the author run mode and system overview.
Manage early reviews by delaying feedback until you are ready, using 'ask me later' or 'ask me at the end' to avoid skewing the course average on Udemy's pop-up prompts.
Explore how AEM delivers connected, compelling digital experiences across web, in-store, and endpoints, leveraging sites, digital asset management, forms, and workflows, hosted via Adobe managed services.
Navigate AEM touch UI from the start screen to consoles like projects, sites, assets, and forms, and use the header, left rail, inbox, and quick actions for authoring and publishing.
Explore the touch UI consoles in AEM Sites, including the Sites editor, assets, experience fragments, and personalization, to create, edit, organize, and publish web pages.
Explore authoring terminology in AEM sites, contrasting author and publish environments, and learn how authors create, manage, and publish pages, assets, templates, campaigns, and publications, with dispatcher optimization.
Create responsive pages in AEM by using templates and components, manage templates in the templates console, and build English page structures such as author, products, and about us.
Edit responsive pages in AEM by adding hero image and text components, configuring titles and links, using assets and drag‑and‑drop, and previewing a page with products, experiences, and about us.
Explore how the container component, layout mode, and emulator coordinate a responsive grid to edit and preview webpages. Resize components to fit desktop, iPad, and iPhone layouts.
Learn to view and edit AEM page properties, including basic, advanced, thumbnail, social media, and personalization. Use bulk editing to apply properties across multiple pages and verify redirects.
Organize and manage digital assets—images, videos, and audio—using a hierarchical folder structure, asset collections, tagging, and publish via quick publish or managed publication.
Learn to reorganize site structure by reordering, copying, moving, renaming, and deleting pages via list view and drag-and-drop, ensuring authors can locate them and visitors can browse the published site.
Learn to manage page versions by creating new versions in the timeline, configuring components, adding products and media, and previewing a page version in a new browser tab.
Tag pages and assets in AEM to classify content and improve search. Add tags in the properties screen, search by tag, and save tag-based searches to surface relevant content.
Learn how to add, color, and manage page annotations to discuss content with authors and reviewers before publishing, including using sketches and delete options.
Learn how to lock and unlock pages in AEM sites to prevent edits, using the actions bar and lock icon, with administrator rights to unlock.
Automate authoring and publishing in AEM workflow to model, assign, and track content approvals, publish pages, and delegate tasks across a timeline.
Explore templates in AEM, contrast editable templates with static templates, and learn how structure, initial content, and layout modes shape pages. Apply content policies to control allowed components.
Create and enable editable templates in AEM sites by adding header, footer, and title components, configuring a layout container, and setting allowed components and personalization to enable page creation.
Learn to create a page from a template in AEM sites, entering a title and tags, and customize predefined content by dragging components and inline editing.
Edit the template structure by dragging a link component between the left container and the page footer, configure its label, and see changes reflected on pages from the editable template.
Publish the template by configuring initial content with multiple hero image components, setting titles, labels, and links, formatting layout for mobile, then publish to the published instance.
Learn how to create and configure an automated publish workflow in AEM, including adding participant and process steps, launching workflows, monitoring instances, and publishing multiple pages.
Launches enable you to develop content for a future publication while preserving current pages; create a launch, compare it with the source, and promote the launch.
Create a project from a template, add tiles to organize assets and external links, and assign people or groups while configuring workflows and the project's active status.
Assign a workflow to a project, start the workflow by selecting a product and photo shoot, then complete inbox tasks until the project reaches a completed state.
Explore the context hub in AEM, a built-in targeting engine that simulates the visitor experience and enables personalization through persona, device, and commerce UI modes.
Create activities in the AEM personalization console, map female and male audiences to experiences, and create offers for activity experiences, then simulate them to verify the target group.
Create an offer library and offers for male and female audiences. Open the offer pages, drag the image component, and select assets to tailor visuals.
Create a personalized page by targeting content to female and male audiences, selecting offers from the library, and verifying audience mappings to experiences in AEM sites.
Preview and verify how male and female visitors experience targeted content on your AEM pages by selecting the appropriate persona in the preview toolbar to simulate personalized web pages.
Today most organisations need to manage multiple brands from several different sites on social and mobile platforms and many of them choose Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as the Content Management System.
Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is an Enterprise Web Content Management System which allows organizations to deliver a highly personalized digital experience to audience across different delivery channels including web, mobile and social.
With AEM, you can quickly publish a customer-facing website, a social page where customers can interact with your brand or a blog where customers can find a wealth of content related to your business. Whether you’re building websites or mobile apps, Adobe Experience Manager is ideal for automating your content strategy to create consistent, engaging customer experiences that drive growth.
In this course on AEM Sites, Create & Manage Webpages using AEM, you can create rich responsive web experiences and AEM website quickly and how to manage the content of your web pages.
Build your skills in AEM Touch UI, Authoring in AEM, how to manage and publish the web pages in AEM etc.
Learn how to create a rich and interactive digital experience across all customer-facing touchpoints.
By the end of the course you will be well versed and comfortable in AEM authoring essentials, creating pages using AEM with pretty good hands-on knowledge of working with portal and authoring experience
**Please note this is not developer level course and intended for students like Business Users, Authors etc. who want to build AEM websites on the fly**