These numbers suggest a growing preference for Community Cloud among Salesforce's most active user base, so that underscores a substantial opportunity for businesses to enhance their Salesforce experience through Community Cloud integration.

Creating a page with Salesforce Experience Builder is straightforward:

Go to the Pages menu and click 'New Page.' Choose between standard or object page types. Select a layout, pre-configured or custom. Drag and drop components onto the page. Add components from the AppExchange if needed. With Salesforce Experience Builder, you can create custom online spaces without coding.

To enable Global Search in Salesforce Experience Cloud:

In Experience Builder, go to the Pages menu and search for 'Search.' Delete the standard Search Results component. Drag and drop the Global Search Results component onto the canvas. Customize search results by adding searchable objects. Save, publish, and test your Global Search. Global Search streamlines the search process and improves productivity for community users.

Lightning: internal apps, employee-facing<br> Heroku: non-internal open-source apps, taking advantage of organization infrastructure and data

Of course, if not all employees are Salesforce users/licensed, then a "non-internal" app could still be an organizational app, but without having to secure expensive Salesforce licenses. Also, if one wanted to build an external "customer" engagement community it could be done without needing a Salesforce Community and associated community licenses.