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Adobe CQ5 Training

CQ5 is a version of Day CQ portfolio developed by a Swiss-based software company Day Software in 2008, following Day CQ 3.5, 4.0, 4.1 and 4.2. Adobe Systems renamed Day CQ5 as Adobe CQ5 after acquiring Day Software in 2010. Following the release of the fifth version of CQ5 i.e., 5.5, Adobe renamed it as Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) in 2013 with a sixth version AEM 5.6. Adobe also introduced a new version AEM 6.0 in March, 2014.

Audience

This course is ideal for students who have three to six months experience with Alteryx and would like to learn more advanced skills

Technical Background

The server of Adobe CQ5 is platform independent as it is based on Java. CQ5 is also based on Apache Sling, Apache Felix (OSGi), Technically, Adobe CQ5 is an integration of both application-level as well as infrastructure-level functions. At the application-level, CQ5 enables users to manage content, mobile apps, digital assets, websites, e-commerce, social communities and more. However, at the infrastructure-level, it can be deployed in a standalone mode or as a web application in third-party server; the Sling Web Application Framework of CQ5 reduces the overhead of developing content-oriented applications for developers; and can store all the data from an author as well as code from a developer of a website on its Java Content Repository (JCR) database. Adobe Experience Manager also uses HTML5 technology to offer high-end visualization of a website.

Benefits of using Adobe CQ5

With Adobe Experience Manager, organizations can

• Develop high-end websites for all types of devices to manage on-site and in-store experiences by using different methodologies from AEM web component library. It helps companies to increase sales.
• Share all digital assets like audio files, videos, images and more to their targeted audience through every marketing channel available by posting them on the website.
• Integrate AEM with Adobe Marketing Cloud to develop customized digital assets across all interaction channels including web, video, social and mobile to deliver digital marketing needs using unified capabilities of digital asset management as well as web content management.
• Engage with customers through Adobe Experience Manager social communities to share opinions, focus on customer preferences and serve them better.
• Use digital forms from AEM to provide user-friendly experience to the end users and can also offer quick response after submission.
• Edit interfaces of mobile apps provided by Adobe CQ5 to change data, import digital assets from other medium and improve performance of apps to promote brand.
• Build their brand by using AEM brand marketing capabilities to create streamline for brand assets approval; search, deliver and organize brand assets; and also share personalized experiences to target channels and more

Organizations using Adobe CQ5

Several major organizations with businesses on global scale are using Adobe Experience Manager including Volkswagen, Hyatt, Audi, General Motors and TE Connectivity to offer high-end digital presence of their brands and gain customer loyalty and engagement. So, if you own a business and want to increase your customer base by developing a website, we suggest you to go for Adobe CQ5 without a second thought.

COURSE OUTLINE

• Installation
• Administration of the servlet engine using CQSE interface.
• Accessing the CRX repository
• Accessing the Apache Felix Web Management Console
• Using CRXDE Lite.
• Creating Templates, Page components and.jps scripts.
• Creating a web site based on the template.
• Stand-alone development and debugging
• Understanding Apache Sling.
• Modularizing components and their reuse.
• WCM content management tools - Sidekick.
• Creating Designers and using CSS files.
• Creating navigation components.
• Using the CRXDE debugger.
• Creating components to display a customizable page title, logo, breadcrumb and configurableparagraph.
• Creating and adding a Complex component.
• Adding a Search component.
• Introducing internationalization.
• Creating and registering a CQ custom Widget.
• Creating and downloading a CQ package for distribution.
• Creating and consuming an OSGi bundle.
• Optimization methodology.
• Changing default passwords.