1. What is AEM?
Answer: Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is a CMS used to create, manage, and deliver digital content across websites, apps, and other channels.
2. What does an AEM Author do?
Answer: An AEM Author creates, edits, manages web pages, uploads assets, publishes content, manages workflows, and ensures content quality.
3. Difference between Author and Publish instance?
Author: Content creation environment.
Publish: Live site that users access.
4. What is AEM Sites?
Answer: AEM Sites is the module used to create and manage website pages and content.
5. What are Components in AEM?
Answer: Reusable building blocks used to create page content (text, image, carousel, accordion, etc.).
6. What are Templates?
Answer: Blueprints that define the structure of a page (header, footer, layout, allowed components).
7. Difference between Static & Editable Templates?
Static Template: Fixed structure, authors cannot change layout.
Editable Template: Flexible structure; authors can add or rearrange components using the Template Editor.
8. What is a Page in AEM?
Answer: A web page created using a template and filled with components.
9. What is the Sidekick/Sidebar in AEM?
Answer: Toolbar that provides access to components, assets, and page properties.
10. What are Assets in AEM?
Answer: Images, videos, PDFs, and other digital files stored in Adobe DAM.
11. What is AEM DAM?
Answer: Digital Asset Manager used for storing, tagging, processing, and organizing media assets.
12. What is Metadata?
Answer: Additional information about an asset (title, tags, copyright, description).
13. What is Tagging in AEM?
Answer: Labels added to pages or assets to improve search and classification.
14. What are Workflows?
Answer: Automated processes such as content approval, publishing, translation, etc.
15. What is Versioning in AEM?
Answer: Creating a snapshot of a page or asset so you can revert to previous versions.
16. What is Page Publishing?
Answer: Moving content from Author to Publish environment.
17. What is Scheduled Activation?
Answer: Setting a future time to publish or unpublish content automatically.
18. What is Multi-Site Manager (MSM)?
Answer: A feature to manage multiple websites using live copies and blueprints.
19. What is a Blueprint?
Answer: A master copy used to roll out content to multiple child sites.
20. What is a Live Copy?
Answer: Child copy created from a blueprint, which receives updates from the master site.
21. What is Launches in AEM?
Answer: Feature for preparing future content versions (for campaigns, events, etc.) without affecting the current live site.
22. What is Translation Integration?
Answer: Supports translating page content using human or machine translation.
23. What is Responsive Grid / Layout Mode?
Answer: Allows authors to adjust component layout for different screen sizes.
24. What is Content Fragment?
Answer: Structured reusable text content (headless or mixed content) that can be delivered to pages or apps.
25. What is Experience Fragment (XF)?
Answer: Reusable groups of components (e.g., banners, CTAs) that help maintain consistent design.
26. How do you lock and unlock a page in AEM?
Answer: Use the page information icon → Lock/Unlock option.
27. What is a Broken Link Checker?
Answer: Tool to find links on pages that no longer work.
28. What is Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Security?
Answer: Ensures components are safe and do not allow malicious scripts.
29. What is the difference between Rollout and Synchronization?
Rollout: Pushes blueprint changes to live copies.
Sync: Updates content in live copies manually.
30. What is the Trash/Restore feature?
Answer: Deleted pages/assets go to Trash; they can be restored if needed.
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