In what sequence should a developer perform tasks to ensure a custom site displays products correctly?

To ensure a custom site in Salesforce Commerce Cloud displays products correctly, developers need to follow a specific sequence of tasks that logically builds the product display component.

Starting with tasks related to catalog management is vital because before any products can be displayed on the site, they need to be properly defined in the system. This is often covered in Task B, where setting up or importing product data would take place. Once the products are established, defining the necessary components, configurations, or layouts that present these products to the end-user is critical; this is likely where Task A comes into play. Completing the setup for how the products are presented allows for a functional and visually appealing display.

Finally, the last step outlined, likely represented by Task C, focuses on testing and optimizing the display, ensuring everything renders correctly and functions as intended. This final step is essential for catching any potential issues before making the site live or available to consumers.

By following this sequence—first establishing products, then configuring their display, and finally testing for accuracy—developers can ensure a seamless and effective product showcase on the custom site, aligning with best practices in web development and user experience.