Adobe AD0-E121 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Adobe AD0-E121 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  A developer plans to use the Text component on its pages. However, the out of the box Text component does not allow authors to edit HTML source on the component.

  How should the developer support HTML source editing?

  A. Edit the OOTB Text component directly to enable sourceedit RTE Plugin
  B. Create a standalone custom Text component and handle HTML source in Sightly
  C. Create a new clientlib to programmatically handle HTML source in authoring
  D. Extend the OOTB Text component and enable the sourceedit RTE plugin
  D. Extend the OOTB Text component and enable the sourceedit RTE plugin

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

  To support HTML source editing in the Text component, the best approach is to extend the out-of-the-box (OOTB) Text component and enable the sourceedit RTE (Rich Text Editor) plugin:

  Extend the OOTB Text Component:

  Enable the sourceedit RTE Plugin:

  References:

  AEM documentation on extending core components.

  Guides on configuring the RTE in AEM to enable additional plugins.

• Question 2:

  Which project stakeholder is responsible for determining the definition and criteria for success of a project?

  A. Technical Architect
  B. Project Sponsor
  C. Project Manager
  B. Project Sponsor

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

  The Project Sponsoris responsible for determining the definition and criteria for success of a project.

  Role of Project Sponsor: The Project Sponsor is typically a senior stakeholder who provides overall direction, funding, and support for the project.

  Success Criteria: They define the project's goals, objectives, and success criteria, ensuring that the project aligns with business objectives.

  Accountability: The Project Sponsor is accountable for the project's success and is the primary decision-maker regarding project priorities and outcomes.

  Project management best practices and AEM project documentation outline the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders, including the critical role of the Project Sponsor in defining success criteria.

• Question 3:

  A technical team needs to develop an AEM Demo project with a couple of requested components, just to present how AEM Touch-UI works. The end date to finish is close, so the development team would like to avoid writing unit tests.

  Which version of AEMM should be used to complete this task?

  A. AEM as a Cloud Service
  B. AEM On-Premise
  C. AEM 5.6.1
  B. AEM On-Premise

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

• Question 4:

  A client want to support its designer team that has limited AEM knowledge so they can easily access DAM assets, edit them, and upload the changes back to the repository.

  Which tool enables this process?

  A. AEM Assets
  B. AEM Brand Portal
  C. AEM Desktop
  C. AEM Desktop

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

  Step by Step Comprehensive Detailed with References:

  Understanding the Requirement:

  AEM Tools for Designers:

  Features of AEM Desktop:

  References:

  AEM Desktop App

  Using AEM Desktop App

• Question 5:

  A content author wants to have the same structured content across multiple pages on a site.

  Which training should the AEM Business Practitioner provide to the author to achieve this requirement?

  A. How to use Copy and Paste features to duplicate content across multiple pages
  B. How to create the requirement content wherever it is needed
  C. How to use Experience Fragments
  C. How to use Experience Fragments

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

  To have the same structured content across multiple pages, the Business Practitioner should train the content author onhow to use Experience Fragments.

  Experience Fragments: These are reusable content fragments that can contain text, images, and other components, which can be used across multiple pages and channels.

  Structured Content: By using Experience Fragments, authors can maintain consistency and easily update content in one place, which then propagates to all pages using that fragment.

  Efficiency: This approach saves time and ensures uniformity, especially for recurring content structures like banners, headers, or footers.

  Training: The training should cover creating Experience Fragments, adding them to pages, and updating content within fragments. AEM documentation on Experience Fragments provides detailed steps on creating and managing Experience

  Fragments for reusable content.

• Question 6:

  A customer has been using the AEM ContextHub feature Cut wants to extend it by adding an additional API. The additional API will be used to allow digital marketers to target banners based on CRM data for the current visit.

  What should the Business Practitioner recommend that the customer create?

  A. A ContextHub Ul module
  B. A custom session store candidate
  C. A custom persisted store candidate
  D. A custom ISONP store candidate
  D. A custom ISONP store candidate

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

  ContextHub and Store Types in AEM:

  ContextHub UI Module: Manages the user interface components.

  Custom Session Store Candidate: Stores data for the duration of a session.

  Custom Persisted Store Candidate: Stores data across sessions.

  Custom JSONP Store Candidate: Integrates external data sources, typically JSON-based, for dynamic content targeting.

  Requirement Analysis:

  The need is to extend ContextHub by adding an API to target banners based on CRM data for the current visit.

  Solution

  Custom JSONP Store Candidate: This store type allows the integration of external data sources via JSONP, enabling the targeting of banners based on CRM data. It is suitable for dynamic, real-time data integration, which is essential for

  personalized marketing.

  References:

  Adobe Experience Manager ContextHub documentation provides guidance on creating and integrating custom stores to extend ContextHub functionality for specific use cases like CRM data integration.

• Question 7:

  There is a problem with a project on AEM as a Cloud Service due to all deployment scanning process restrictions that result in six false-positive code smells.

  Which is the fastest way to resolve this problem?

  A. Suppress the warnings in code
  B. Switch to AEM On-Premise C. Disable Code Quality scanning step on the deployment
  A. Suppress the warnings in code

• Question 8:

  A client wants to offer products in ten different countries, and all of the sites will be created with a Live Copy. Certain features will be inherited from their source so the author is able to create the site in an efficient manner.

  Which two features will be inherited from the source? (Choose two)

  A. Running workflow data
  B. OSGI Language Configuration
  C. Content
  D. Page properties
  C. Content
  D. Page properties

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

  Understanding the Requirement:

  Live Copy in AEM:

  Inherited Features:

  Efficiency:

  References:

  Live Copy and Blueprint

  Managing Live Copies

• Question 9:

  The editorial manager notices that the content team is not following the recommended taxonomy and created tag duplicates in the different places of the tag hierarchy. The editorial manager follows up with the team and asks the Business Practitioner for the most efficient solution for the duplicates.

  What should the Business Practitioner recommend the editorial manager use?

  A. Merge operation
  B. Move operation
  C. Delete operation
  D. Unpublish operation
  A. Merge operation

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

  Identify Duplicates:

  Select Tags to Merge:

  Merge Tags:

  References:

  AEM Documentation on Tag Management

  Tagging best practices highlight the importance of avoiding duplication and maintaining a structured tag hierarchy.

• Question 10:

  A client is advised to use a Single Page Application for a medical facility websites.

  What are two reasons that the client is being advised to use this page application? (Choose two)

  A. It is rendered server-side relying on Java Models and templating language
  B. It uses AEM JobManager to update content in sync
  C. It is rendered client-side while being primarily JavaScript driven
  D. It relies on AJAX calls to load data asynchronously
  C. It is rendered client-side while being primarily JavaScript driven
  D. It relies on AJAX calls to load data asynchronously

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  explanation:

  Explanation/Reference:

  Understanding the Requirement:

  Client-Side Rendering:

  Asynchronous Data Loading:

  References:

  Understanding Client-Side Rendering

  Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX)