What is the correct approach to enable reuse of components in experience fragments?

Creating components as a building block is the correct approach to enable reuse of components in experience fragments. By establishing components as building blocks, you ensure that they are modular, easily manageable, and designed to serve multiple purposes across different experience fragments. This approach fosters consistency and reduces redundancy, allowing for efficient updates and maintenance.

Building blocks can be used to define the structure of various experience fragments, ensuring that similar components maintain uniformity in design and functionality. This method enhances scalability as additional experience fragments can be quickly constructed using these predefined components, streamlining the development process.

The other approaches, while they might have their own merits, do not specifically address the need for component reuse in a manner that promotes modularity and efficiency. For instance, creating components as another experience fragment may lead to duplicating efforts or complicating the management of fragments, while grouping components and defining a logical name does not inherently facilitate the modularity needed for reuse. Integrating components within a template could also limit flexibility in terms of how components are utilized across multiple fragments.