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Experience Fragments

Last updated May 19, 2025, generated by Sumble

What is Experience Fragments?

Experience Fragments (XFs) are reusable content components in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). They are pre-authored content blocks that can be used across multiple channels and touchpoints, ensuring consistency and efficiency in content delivery. They're often used for headers, footers, product teasers, or any other content that needs to be displayed in a consistent manner across various web pages, mobile apps, or other digital experiences. They provide a way to centrally manage and update content, reducing redundancy and improving overall content governance.

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What other technologies are related to Experience Fragments?

Experience Fragments Complementary Technologies

Content Fragments

Content Fragments are a way to create structured content. They are complementary to Experience Fragments because Experience Fragments can incorporate and display Content Fragments, providing reusable content components.

mentioned alongside Experience Fragments in 71% (125) of relevant job posts

Sling Models

Sling Models are used for mapping data to components in AEM. They are complementary to Experience Fragments because they are used to define the logic and data structures behind the presentation of content within the Experience Fragment.

mentioned alongside Experience Fragments in 8% (53) of relevant job posts

OSGi

OSGi is the framework AEM is built upon. It's complementary because Experience Fragments, like other AEM features, are implemented as OSGi bundles.

mentioned alongside Experience Fragments in 1% (64) of relevant job posts