What can you use the template editor for?

The template editor is primarily designed for defining the structure and layout of pages in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). Using the template editor allows business practitioners and developers to pre-configure editable components, which are reusable elements that can be customized later when building specific pages. This capability helps streamline the content creation process, ensuring that users can focus on content rather than layout and structure during page development.

By pre-configuring these editable components within templates, it sets a consistent framework across various pages while allowing for flexibility in content personalization. This aligns closely with AEM’s overall focus on delivering dynamic and engaging content experiences.

In contrast, the other options relate to functionalities that are either outside the scope of the template editor or require different tools within AEM. For example, positioning components on a responsive grid typically involves layout management features, while creating user accounts and managing server configurations pertain to administrative tasks rather than editorial design.