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Use the Visual Experience Composer in Adobe Target
Description
In the first video, you learn how to:
- Use the Visual Experience Composer (VEC) to perform its key function—providing an intuitive, visual way to change the layout and content of a page within an Adobe Target activity.
In the second video, you learn how to:
- Use additional capabilities of the VEC, including how to create redirect experiences and multi-page activities, as well as how to use mobile viewports.
Intended Audience
- Business Practitioner
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