Regarding performance, what are the Adobe recommended response Time guidelines for uneached HTML requests?

Question

Options

• A30% of the requests for pages should have a response in less than 100ms.
• B70% of the requests for pages should have a response in less than 100mt
• C20% of the requests for pages should have a response in less than1 second.
• DNo pages should respond slower than an elapsed period o' 500ms.

• A
  6% (2)
• B
  91% (29)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because Adobe's performance guidelines specifically state that 70% of page requests should receive a response in under 100ms for uncached HTML - this is the benchmark Adobe uses to define acceptable baseline performance for their platforms (e.g., AEM).

Why the others are wrong:

• A sets the threshold too low at 30% - Adobe's target is more than double that, reflecting a higher performance standard.
• C shifts the metric to 1 second (too slow) and uses only 20% as the target - both values are incorrect and represent a much weaker standard than Adobe recommends.
• D describes an absolute ceiling of 500ms with zero exceptions, which is not Adobe's guideline and conflates a percentile-based recommendation with a hard limit.

Memory tip: Think "70/100" - like a passing grade (70%) in under 100ms. If you remember that Adobe aims for a majority of requests to be lightning-fast (sub-100ms), you'll distinguish it from the weaker or incorrect thresholds in the distractors.

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