Codeless Website Development With Adobe Muse

Design Beautiful, Interactive Websites without Coding

What you'll learn

Understand the Muse Interface

Work with the Tools Panel

Create Your First Web Site

Modify Site Properties

Setup Pages in Plan View

Create and Work with Master Pages

Create and Modify Site Menus

Importing Content from other Sources

Editing Text

Changing the Style and Appearance of Text

Importing Graphics

Modifying Images and Graphics for Display

Inserting HTML Code

Creating a Contact Page

Use and Understand Widgets

Utilize the Adobe Widget Library

Create Site Scroll Effects

Create a Tablet Version of Your Web Site

Create a Smartphone Version of Your Web Site

Testing on Phones and Tablets

Preview Your Site in the Browser

Perform a Site Asset Review

Publishing to Business Catalyst

Exporting Your Site

Placing Your Site on a Server via FTP

Participating in the Muse Development Community

Requirements

Mac or PC

Current Version of Adobe Muse (Part of Adobe Creative Cloud)

Description

Still haven't had time to learn to code? Does HTML give you a migraine? Are you the type who's not just into coding? Have you been looking for an easy way to create websites without sacrificing power? If this is you, you've found the solution. Codeless Web Development with Adobe Muse shows you how to create outstanding looking websites with all the features you'd expect. Instructor John Secor has been creating websites with Adobe Muse for some of the largest—and smallest—companies around. John's a competent expert with a knack for teaching; you'll immediately feel comfortable as he shows you all the tools and techniques you'll need to develop professional style websites. After taking this course, you'll be able to independently create full websites that look great and function perfectly. And remember, you can do this without writing any code at all. This course won't just show you how to create websites, you will also learn how to create sites targeted to mobile devices like Android, iPhone, and iPad. Mobile web is critically important since more and more people are accessing the internet through mobile devices.

Overview

Section 1: An Overview of the Application and a Tour of the Interface

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is Adobe Muse?

Lecture 3 A Tour of the Interface

Lecture 4 The Tools Panel

Lecture 5 Using the Panels in Adobe Muse, Part I

Lecture 6 Using the Panels in Adobe Muse, Part 2

Lecture 7 Moving around, using the interface

Section 2: Setting Up Your First Muse Website

Lecture 8 Introduction

Lecture 9 Site Properties

Lecture 10 Lab Exercise

Lecture 11 Reviewing the particulars

Lecture 12 The Details

Section 3: Setting Up Pages

Lecture 13 Introduction

Lecture 14 The Plan View

Lecture 15 Master Pages

Lecture 16 Menus

Section 4: Working With Graphics and Text

Lecture 17 Introduction

Lecture 18 An Overview On Importing Content

Lecture 19 Working with text

Lecture 20 Lab Exercise

Lecture 21 Working with graphics, Part I

Lecture 22 Working with graphics, Part II

Lecture 23 Inserting HTML

Lecture 24 The Contact Page

Lecture 25 Finishing Touches

Section 5: Getting The Most Out of Muse Widgets and Library

Lecture 26 Introduction

Lecture 27 The Difference Between Widgets and Library

Lecture 28 The Adobe Widget Library

Lecture 29 The Library

Lecture 30 Scroll Effects

Section 6: Creating website variants (tablet & mobile)

Lecture 31 Introduction

Lecture 32 Setting up the tablet version

Lecture 33 Setting up the smartphone version

Lecture 34 Lab Exercise

Lecture 35 Testing mobile/tablet versions before deployment.

Section 7: Getting Ready to Publish

Lecture 36 Introduction

Lecture 37 How to preview your site

Lecture 38 Reviewing the Assets

Lecture 39 Publishing to Business Catalyst

Lecture 40 Exporting HTML/FTPing

Section 8: Becoming an Active Member of the Muse Community

Lecture 41 Introduction

Lecture 42 Becoming an Active Member of the Muse Community

Lecture 43 Muse Jam Sessions

Lecture 44 The Next Step

Lecture 45 Lab Solutions

People who want to Develop Web Sites,Non Coders who Want to Create on the Web,Students and Teachers who Want an easy way to create Digital Media,Developers and Designers who want to Create Quick Prototypes