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Acquia Certified Site Builder ? Drupal 8 Exam
- Topic 1: Demonstrate the ability to add, update, and remove contributed modules and theme management
- Topic 2: Identify security issues resulting from site configuration/ Demonstrate the understanding of Drupal jargon and terminology
- Topic 3: Determine how administration tools are used for site management/ Identify ways of community participation
- Topic 4: Identify performance issues resulting from site configuration/ Demonstrate the ability to add, update, and remove contributed themes
- Topic 5: Demonstrate knowledge of how to report issues against either core or contributed modules/ Demonstrate ability to configure user accounts
- Topic 6: Given a scenario, identify when a contributed module would be needed/ Configure and manage menus, menu items and menu blocks
- Topic 7: Troubleshoot problems related to content, configuration and maintenance/ Demonstrate ability to model content using content types and vocabularies
- Topic 8: Ability to to create, manage and display lists of content using Drupal views/ Given an example of a page layout, determine what is content versus a block
- Topic 9: Demonstrate the ability to explain the distinct and differentiating features of Drupal/ ability to use the various options related to site configuration like account settings
Free Acquia Acquia Certified Site Builder ? Drupal 8 Exam Actual Questions
Note: Premium Questions for Acquia Certified Site Builder ? Drupal 8 were last updated On May. 01, 2024 (see below)
You've been asked to add several new fields and a view for the news area of a site with a very busy comments section The QA team wants to review your work in staging before rolling everything out to production all at once.
How can you meet these requirements without interfering with the production site's comment activity or having to create the new functionality independently in both environments?
In the process of building your website, you installed several Drupal modules to try out, but did not end up using Should you uninstall these unused modules?
You have installed a contributed module called "Sample Module" that looks like it will be a great fit for the business case you are trying to solve. However, upon closer examination, it looks like the module only supplies a drush command; it does not have an admin interface.
As a site builder with no command-line experience, this will not work for you! You need a web user interface to use this module.
How should you request a web Ul in the module's issue queue1?
You had installed a contributed module on your website, but your site no longer needs it No other modules have dependencies on this module.
How can you safely uninstall the module?
The design team reports that image quality across the site is not up to their standards. The raw images they are delivering look good, but on the site they don't look as good
What configuration change could you make to improve image quality without replacing the images?
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