Service Your Way is a component that allows customers to choose how they want to interact with a service agent or a chatbot from a list of available channels, such as phone, chat, SMS, WhatsApp, or Facebook Messenger. Service Your Way can be added to any page in Experience Builder and configured to show different channels based on user attributes or device type.

To share records with Customer Community users using Sharing Sets, you should create one Sharing Set and add the objects to share in the Sharing Set. A Sharing Set is a feature that allows you to share records with Customer Community users based on common account or contact fields. For example, you can share records with users who have the same account ID or contact ID as the record owner. To use Sharing Sets, you need to create one Sharing Set and add the objects that you want to share in the Sharing Set. You can then define the access level and criteria for each object.

To add a background image to a record list of products in its digital experience, an administrator should build a custom Lightning component. A Lightning component is a reusable unit of user interface that you can create and customize using code. A custom Lightning component allows you to add your own functionality and design to your Experience Cloud site. To add a background image to a record list of products, an administrator should build a custom Lightning component that uses the SLDS Background Image utility class and the lightning-record-list base component.

To troubleshoot the problem of the site taking a long time to load, the system administrator should use Salesforce Community Page Optimizer. This is a tool that analyzes the performance of an Experience Cloud site and provides recommendations for improving the page load time. The tool checks for issues such as component density, image size, caching settings, and network latency.

Salesforce Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a feature that allows you to improve the performance of your site by caching static resources, such as images, JavaScript, and CSS files. However, changing the Salesforce CDN has some implications, such as:
Changing the Salesforce CDN impacts definitions of all Lightning Web Components used in public pages. You need to redeploy your components after changing the CDN to ensure that they work properly.
Changing the Salesforce CDN does not affect SAML SSO settings for all custom URLs in that domain. SAML SSO settings are independent of the CDN settings.
Changing the Salesforce CDN does not impact the AppExchange packages in the org that use Documents object. Documents object is not affected by the CDN settings.
Changing the Salesforce CDN does not overwrite LDS defaults. LDS defaults are not affected by the CDN settings.