February 6, 2026

Components in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) | Explained in Simple Terms

Once a page is created using a template, the next question is: What actually fills that page? That’s where Components come in. In this video, I explain Components in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) in…

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Once a page is created using a template, the next question is: What actually fills that page? That’s where Components come in. In this video, I explain Components in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) in…

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Episode Notes

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Once a page is created using a template, the next question is:
What actually fills that page?

That’s where Components come in.

In this video, I explain Components in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) in simple terms:
• What components represent in AEM
• How components act as reusable building blocks
• Why components separate content, layout, and logic
• How components help teams work independently at scale

Components are not just technical units.
They are how AEM enables reuse, consistency, and flexibility across large websites.

Understanding components makes authoring, development, and collaboration much easier to reason about.

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Reusable building blocks make systems scalable.