Your company is using the Koa Community Template and wishes to add a new custom page what steps should you take to complete this?

The Experience Builder (formerly Community Builder) is the declarative tool used to create, brand, and customize pages within an Experience Cloud site. For a site built with a standard template like Koa, the correct procedure to add a new page is to navigate to the Experience Builder, access the Pages menu, and select the "New Page" option. This allows the administrator to choose a layout and add components to the new page directly within the standard interface, without needing custom code or external applications.

A. Install the Community Page Manager from the AppExchange: This is incorrect because creating a new page is a standard, built-in feature of the Experience Builder and does not require an additional AppExchange package.
B. Create a new page from in the Community Manager: The Community Manager (now Experience Workspaces) is for administration and moderation. The actual page design and creation occurs within the Experience Builder, which is launched from Workspaces.
D. Clone an existing page in the Community Builder: While cloning is a valid way to create a page based on an existing one, the most direct and fundamental action to add a new page is using the "New Page" function.
E. Ask your developer to create a new Visualforce Page: This is unnecessary for creating a standard page in a Lightning template. Visualforce is a legacy technology and not the primary method for page creation in modern Experience Builder sites.

1. Salesforce Help

Create Custom Pages with Experience Builder: "In Experience Builder

you can create pages for your Aura or LWR site... From the top toolbar of Experience Builder

click the Pages menu... Click New Page." This directly confirms that new pages are created within the Experience Builder.

2. Salesforce Help

The Parts of Experience Builder: This document outlines the different parts of the Experience Builder interface

including the Pages Menu

which is the starting point for "creating a page

or organizing your pages."

3. Salesforce Help

Navigate Experience Workspaces: "From Experience Workspaces

you can access the Builder... to brand and design your site pages." This reference distinguishes Experience Workspaces (the administrative area) from the Builder (the design tool)

clarifying why option B is incorrect.