Adobe Experience Manager version Differences: Touch UI

In this post I would like to point out some of the differences in the touch UI in terms of some of the most used features and where to find them for AEM 6.0, 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3. I will focus mostly on where things like the Sites, Assets and CRXDELite consoles are located and some other options within some menus or authoring modes.

Main Menu

Access to the Classic UI welcome page clicking on the little monitor icon when you hover over the projects item. For AEM 6.3 the icon is no longer there, but, you can still reach the classic UI by going to http://localhost:4502/libs/cq/core/content/welcome.html
Sites Console
Assets Console
Tools Submenu (For aem 6.2+ it is the hammer Icon)

Tools Menu

CRXDE Lite
In order to reach the Package Manager you will have to click on Operations for AEM 6.0/6.1 and on Deployment for AEM 6.2/6.3

Operations/Packaging

For AEM 6.0/6.1 you will have to click on the Packaging item before you reach the package manager
For AEM 6.2/6.3 you will have to first click on the Deployment item on the left
Packages (Package manager console)

Edit page

When you are on the sites console

For AEM 6.0/6.1 Hover over a page and then click on the pencil Icon to edit the page
For AEM 6.2/6.3 Click on the little thumbnail to the left of the page Name ("English" in this case) and then on edit at the top of the page

Author page

Options to Publish or Unpublish pages
Page properties
Open Classic UI. AEM 6.3 seems to lack this option, to go into the classic UI just replace "/editor.html" with "/cf#" in the URL

Authoring modes

Edit (Pencil Icon for AEM 6.0)
Preview, for AEM 6.1+ it should be at the same level as the edit mode (Eye Icon for AEM 6.0)
Design. AEM 6.0 lacks this mode for the Touch UI, you will have to change first into the classic UI and make your changes there.

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