A customer plans to launch a sub-site. All of the pages will have a similar design win the only difference being the authored content. How should a Business Practitioner develop these pages?

Question

Options

• ACreate one editable template with a text component
• BCreate editable templates for each new page
• CCreate static templates fc each new page
• DCreate one editable template with a layout container

• A
  82% (46)
• B
  4% (2)
• C
  9% (5)
• D
  5% (3)

Explanation

Option A is correct because when pages share the same design but differ only in authored content, a single editable template with a text component allows authors to reuse the layout while independently editing the content on each page - maximizing efficiency without duplicating template work.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B - Creating a separate editable template per page defeats the purpose of templates; you'd have unnecessary duplication for pages that are structurally identical.
• C - Static templates cannot be edited by authors in the page editor, making them unsuitable when authors need to manage content per page.
• D - A layout container is used when authors need to add or rearrange components within a page; since the design is already fixed and only text differs, it's overkill and introduces unnecessary flexibility risk.

Memory tip: Think "same design = one template; different content = text component." If only the words change, you need one editable template with a place to write - not multiple templates or a flexible container.

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