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Building a Content Skeleton

Building a Content Skeleton combines content with markup. Core Components enable us to not worry about markup, but instead marrying our content with existing components.

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No-Code Table of Contents

Intro to AEM

  • Intro to Core Components
  • Intro to the Style System
  • Intro to Editable Templates
  • Intro to AEM Grid System
  • Intro to Client libraries

Rapid Prototyping

Design Process

  • Introduction to Design Tokens
  • Mapping your design to Core Components
  • Using your existing design with Core Components
  • Extracting design into Design Tokens
  • Extracting design into Style System

Development Process

  • Core Components out-of-the-box
  • Intro to BEM and TailwindCSS
  • Base styling from Design Tokens
  • Implementing design for components
  • Creating Style System variations
  • Adding more functionality with JavaScript