In which file would you define your site’s content assets in Salesforce B2C Commerce?

The definition of a site's content assets in Salesforce B2C Commerce is done within the 'content' folder of the cartridge. This folder is specifically designated for managing content-related assets that are used throughout a site. These assets can include things like images, graphics, and other media necessary for the storefront experience.

By organizing content in the dedicated 'content' folder, developers can ensure that these assets are easily accessible and maintainable, which is crucial for effective site management.

While other folders such as 'template', 'scripts', and 'resources' serve important functions within the cartridge structure, they do not specifically focus on content assets. The 'template' folder is primarily for the HTML templates that dictate the layout of the storefront, the 'scripts' folder contains JavaScript files used for client-side operations and interactions, and the 'resources' folder typically holds static resources that aren't necessarily linked directly to content management. This structure helps developers manage their code and assets in a logical and efficient manner, making the 'content' folder the correct choice for defining site content assets.