Experience APIs are designed for which specific purpose?

Experience APIs are specifically designed to cater to the needs of individual end-user applications or devices, providing a tailored experience that aligns with user requirements. They serve as a bridge between backend systems and frontend applications, transforming underlying data into formats that are suitable for specific devices or user interfaces.

By focusing on the unique demands of distinct user experiences, these APIs enable developers to build and deploy applications with optimized performance, responsiveness, and usability. This is particularly important in multi-channel environments where applications may vary significantly in how they present data or interact with users.

The other options do not align with the core purpose of Experience APIs. For example, managing system resources is more aligned with system-level APIs, while data security is typically the domain of security APIs. Coordination between system tiers is more relevant to process or orchestration layers rather than the specific purpose of providing user-centric APIs.