You are responsible for a small marketing website that was built WebCenter Sites that
consists of page assets and page templates. The site is fully cachaed and does not use an
uncached SiteEntry wrapper. The Marketing department has requested that you make the
site responsive such that visitor experience is good even when you web pages are viewed
on other devices, including tablets and mobile phones. You are tasked with designing an
inexpensive solution that does not impact performance, add more hardware, change the
asset model, or impact the contributor’s current workload or the process that creates the
web pages. What would you do to address their requirements?
A.
Create three different contribution sites, one for each device, and map them to a specific
subdomain, such that all “mobile.xxx.com” requests get forwarded to the mobile site, all
“tablet.xxx.com” requests get forwarded to the tablet site, and so on. No third party
framework is used.
B.
Install an additional WebCenter Sites mobility server environment.
C.
Add browser detection logic to an uncached JSP SiteEntry wrapper, which then
dispatches to one of three different page templates: one designed specifically for
computers, one for tablets, and one for mobile phones. No third party framework is used.
D.
Refactor your page templates to use a third party JavaScript or CSS framework such as
Foundation 3 or CSS3 media queries.