Getting started

1. Install Xperience
2. Learn the basics by taking the tutorial
3. Develop your own website

What's new in Xperience 13

• ASP.NET Core support
• Content tree-based routing
• Marketing automation redesign
• Full release notes
• Learn how to upgrade from a previous version

FAQ

• Sign-in troubleshooting
• Using the Xperience interface
• Troubleshooting installation issues
• Troubleshooting macros
• Migrating ASP.NET MVC 5 projects to ASP.NET Core

MVC 5 development

Starting with MVC development – Defining website content structure – Form builder development – Page builder development

Learn how to create your site by using Xperience features together with the MVC 5 framework.

ASP.NET Core development

Starting with ASP.NET Core development – Integrating ASP.NET Core Identity – Page builder development – Localizing projects

Learn how to use Xperience together with ASP.NET Core applications.

Customization

Applying customizations – Creating custom modules – Handling global events – Working with pages in the API

Get an overview of the best practices for customizing Xperience and start extending your project. Leverage the Xperience API with the public API reference and API Examples documentation.

Content management

Working with pages – Using the content editor – Working with files – Multilingual websites – Forms

Populate your site with content by creating pages, working with textual and visual content, or inserting widgets on pages.

On-line marketing

Marketing automation – Email marketing – Campaigns – Contact management – Personas – Personalization – Web analytics

Set up campaigns and track their success rate. Measure traffic on your site, gather information about its visitors and track their activities.

E-commerce

Developing on-line stores – Configuring on-line stores – Managing on-line stores – Customizing on-line stores

Learn how to configure and manage on-line stores in Xperience. Configure payment methods, add products, product discounts, and more.