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• TL;DR: This page explains how to author a web experience with the Journey Optimizer visual web designer, including selecting and editing elements, adding components and personalization, navigating the canvas, and changing the device size.

Intents:

• Open the web designer from the Edit content screen to author a web experience
• Select and edit elements on the canvas using the contextual menu, right panel icons, and dynamic right panel
• Add and edit components such as Divider, HTML, Image, Heading, Paragraph, and Link
• Add personalization to a container using the personalization editor
• Navigate the designer with breadcrumbs and Browse mode
• Change the device size and zoom focus of the designer display

Glossary:

• Web designer: The Journey Optimizer visual web authoring editor, powered by the Adobe Experience Cloud Visual Helper Chrome browser extension (product-specific)
• Design mode: The default web designer mode for performing changes on a page (product-specific)
• Browse mode: A mode used to navigate to the exact page from the selected configuration you want to personalize, useful for pages behind authentication or not available at a certain URL from the start (product-specific)
• Breadcrumbs: A control that displays information about the selected element and lets you navigate to any parent, sibling, or child element within the visual editor (product-specific)
• Non-visual edition mode: An alternative editing mode used by unselecting the Visual editor option to edit web content without loading the visual editor (product-specific)

Guardrails:

• Visual web authoring is powered by the Adobe Experience Cloud Visual Helper Chrome browser extension, and the prerequisites must be followed to access and author web pages.
• The Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK must be included in your web page.
• If a website fails to load, a message suggests installing the Visual Editing Helper browser extension.
• Changes made at a specific device size apply to all sizes and devices as long as the selectors are the same; editing in normal desktop view also applies to all screen sizes.
• Journey Optimizer does not currently support device size-specific page changes; changes for a separate mobile website with a separate structure should be made in a different campaign.
• The zoom focus can be changed from 25% to 400%.

Terminology:

• Canonical name: Web designer — Acronym: n/a — variants: visual web designer, web content designer, visual editor
• Synonyms: “web designer” = “visual web designer”
• Do not confuse: “Design mode” (default mode for performing changes) ≠ “Browse mode” (navigate to the exact page to personalize)

FAQ:

• Q: How do I open the web designer? — From the Edit content screen, click Edit web page.
• Q: Can I edit web content without the visual editor? — Yes; unselect the Visual editor option to use the non-visual edition mode instead.
• Q: What components can I add to a web page? — Divider, HTML, Image, Heading, Paragraph, and Link.
• Q: Do device-size changes apply only to that device? — No; as long as the selectors are the same, changes apply to all sizes and devices. Journey Optimizer does not currently support device size-specific page changes.
• Q: When should I use Browse mode? — When dealing with pages behind authentication or not available at a certain URL from the start, and to navigate through all the views of a website when authoring single-page applications.