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Adobe Experience Manager Sites Features

Site performance

Maximise the performance of your digital properties at the point of customer interaction. Edge Delivery Services lets you achieve higher page load speeds and performance scores, which are critical in increasing customer engagement and conversion.

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Edge architecture

Edge Delivery Services enables both Universal Editor and document-based authoring content creation tools within Experiences Manager Sites to deliver your content at the outermost edges of the network. By doing so, content is delivered closest to where the experience is consumed, reducing latency and enabling faster loading times.

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Phased rendering

Edge Delivery Services offers a performance-first architecture. Intelligent rendering converts HTML, CSS and JavaScript code into interactive and visual sections. The phased rendering algorithm ensures the most prominent parts of each page loads first, which drives higher page-load speeds, reduced bounce rates and improved SEO ranking.

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Persistent caching

Experience Manager Sites uses a caching technique to store and retrieve data so that it remains accessible across multiple sessions or requests. This caching mechanism involves saving frequently accessed elements in a way where they can be quickly retrieved when needed without having to be fetched from origin. Persistent caching avoids any delays in content loading with code or design changes.

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Real-user monitoring

Built-in real-user monitoring (RUM) collects and analyses data on how real users interact with experiences. It provides insights into actual experiences of users by monitoring their interactions in real-time, including page loading times, user interactions and more. RUM provides proactive recommendations for improvements in case of any drops in performance scores.

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