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Design and Publish a Website with Adobe Muse (code name)
If you haven’t had the chance to get to know Adobe Muse yet, here’s your chance to learn all about its capabilities from beginning to end. Muse is an application that allows designers to create and publish websites without having to worry about tagging or writing code. This application creates all the necessary parts of the website in the background.
Check out this video below as I show you how to:
- Plan your website using Muse’s intuitive planning workspace
- Design with freedom using Muse’s InDesign layout metaphor
- Add rich interactivity with widgets and arbitrary HTML or iFrames
- Publish your website to HTML or using Adobe Business Catalyst
And if you want to follow along, feel free to download the assets here: http://rufus.li/uM89UO
To check out what was created in this video, you can find the resulting website on Adobe Business Catalyst: http://ourplanet.businesscatalyst.com
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