Free EXPERIENCE-CLOUD sample questions

Correct answer: Configure CMS Connect (JSON), place the component on a page, and use Audience Targeting on the component.

CMS Connect (JSON) is the ideal solution. It pulls raw content data (like title, body, author) from an external source's API, allowing the Experience Builder to render it with native components that match the site's branding. The standard CMS Connect component can then be subjected to Audience Targeting in the Experience Builder to control its visibility based on user fields, such as the 'Volunteer Team'. CMS Connect (HTML) would pull pre-rendered HTML, making branding difficult and audience targeting impossible at the content level.

Correct answer: Customer Community Plus licenses for customers and Partner Community licenses for partners.

This is the correct choice. Customer Community Plus is needed for customers because it provides access to Cases and Knowledge and allows for roles and advanced sharing, which is typically required in B2B support scenarios. The standard Customer Community license does not support roles. Partner Community licenses are required for partners as this is the only external license type that provides access to sales objects like Leads and Opportunities.

Correct answers: A Member Criterion that filters for users with a 'User creation date' within 14 days AND 'Members without site contributions' less than 5.; A Content Rule that applies to the specified Member Criterion and has the moderation action set to 'Review and Approve'.

A Member Criterion is necessary to define the specific group of users (new members with few contributions) that the rule will target.

A Content Rule is needed to define the action ('Review and Approve') that will be taken on content created by the users defined in the Member Criterion.

Correct answer: True

This statement is true. Lightning Bolt is excellent for packaging the visual and structural aspects of a site, including custom theme layouts, pages, and components. However, it does not package the administrative settings from the Experience Workspaces, such as moderation rules, reputation levels, gamification, or dashboard mappings. These must be configured manually or deployed via the Metadata API post-installation.

Correct answer: Activate a Content Delivery Network (CDN).

A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is specifically designed to address network latency by caching static assets (like CSS, JavaScript, and images) in geographically distributed servers. When a user requests the page, these assets are served from the closest server, significantly reducing load times. While progressive rendering helps with perceived performance, the CDN directly tackles the root cause of global network latency for assets.

Correct answer: Guest user visibility is turned off.

The setting 'Guest user visibility is turned off' (or its equivalent modern name which is a checkbox to limit visibility) is the most direct control for this requirement. When enabled, it prevents guest users from seeing any other members of the site, effectively anonymizing any user-generated content they might see on public pages. While 'Secure guest user record access' is also critical for overall security, this specific setting addresses the visibility of member information.

Correct answer: Use a two-tier partner role structure (Manager, User), assign Store Managers to the 'Manager' role, and enable Super User access on the partner account.

The most efficient declarative solution is to use a partner role hierarchy (e.g., Manager, User) and enable Super User access. By placing the Store Manager in the 'Manager' role, they can see all data of the 'User' roles (Store Associates) below them at the same partner account. Super User access grants visibility into their peers' and subordinates' data within that account, fulfilling the requirement. A three-tier role structure is unnecessary and less scalable. A Sharing Set is for sharing internal records with partners, not for partner-to-partner sharing within the same account.

Correct answer: In Experience Workspaces, navigate to Content Management > Automatic Topic Assignment, and map the 'Product Manuals' topic to the 'Manuals and Guides' data category.

Experience Cloud provides a declarative feature for this exact purpose. Under Content Management > Topics > Automatic Topic Assignment, an administrator can create mappings between data categories and topics. This ensures that any article published with that data category is automatically tagged with the corresponding topic, enhancing organization and findability.

Correct answer: ExperienceBundle

The ExperienceBundle metadata type represents the collection of settings, pages, branding, and configurations for an Experience Builder site. It is the primary mechanism for deploying Lightning-based sites between environments. While Network and CustomSite are also part of the overall site definition, ExperienceBundle contains the detailed structure created in the builder.

Correct answer: The 'European Customers' audience was not assigned to the correct page variation.

The most frequent error in setting up audiences is creating the audience and the page variation correctly but failing to link them. Each page variation must have its corresponding audience explicitly assigned to it. If the European variation has no audience assigned (or the wrong one), users matching the 'European Customers' criteria will fall through to the next available or default page variation.