What should you do if a user does not see changes made to pages?

When a user does not see changes made to pages, the most logical first step is to clear the user’s browser cache. Web browsers cache various elements from websites, such as images, JavaScript files, and CSS styles, to enhance loading speeds and efficiency. However, this caching can sometimes prevent the user from seeing the most recent updates made on a website. By clearing the browser cache, you ensure that the user loads the most recent version of the pages, reflecting all the changes.

While clearing the dispatcher cache could also potentially resolve issues related to content not being updated, this step is typically more relevant for server-side content management rather than user-specific issues. Modifying page permissions or asking the user to re-login might address different types of access problems but would not directly address caching-related visibility issues. Therefore, clearing the browser cache is the most straightforward and effective solution for the problem presented.