Muse (code name) will enable designers to design, publish, and fully create a website without writing HTML. Hear more about what Muse is and why it came about from the talented and passionate people who built it.

One of the great features of Adobe Muse is the fact that you can very rapidly create hot spots on an image. These hotspots will trigger call outs that can enable you to add descriptions.

Set up your site structure and website layout quickly, by adding and arranging pages with easy-to-use visual site planning tools.

Go Behind the Design with the founders of NYC design studio Dress Code. See what drives their approach to design and how they’re adapting to the expanding role of graphic designers. See what motivates them and where they look for inspiration.

Define and control design elements that are common across multiple pages by adding them to your master page layout.

An introduction to Adobe Muse with special guest Danielle Beaumont (Group Product Manager of Muse). See how easy it is to create repeated or tiled content for your Muse based web pages.

Create layouts intuitively using features that will be familiar from other Adobe design software including smart guides, Paste in place, edit original, the eyedropper and many more.

Drag and drop a fully customizable slideshow widget for an easy, eye-catching way to display a series of images.

Adobe Muse is for graphic designers who want to design and publish unique, professional HTML websites without writing code. It’s as easy as creating a print layout in InDesign.

Organize lengthy information in more visually appealing, “bite-sized” chunks by using fully customizable tabbed or accordion panels.

Easily create anchor links that take visitors to a specific point in the middle of a page or design.

Define and control design elements that are common across multiple pages by adding them to your master page layout.

Muse (codename) is a public preview of new technology for designers who would like to build HTML websites without writing code. Learn how Muse allows designers comfortable with code to include arbitrary HTML code, making it easy to add elements like Google maps, YouTube videos, Facebook like buttons, and such. We’ll also show you how to take advantage of content management system (CMS) extensibility with back-end solutions like the Business Catalyst CMS or Adobe Photoshop Lightroom galleries built with Flash technology.

Go Behind the Design with the founders of NYC design studio Dress Code. See what drives their approach to design and how they’re adapting to the expanding role of graphic designers. See what motivates them and where they look for inspiration.

Define hotspots or triggers that display additional content when a user clicks or rolls over the area.

Easily pin a persistent object so that it displays in one location in the browser, appearing to float above the rest of the page content.

In this movie, James Fritz shows how to add and edit a layered Photoshop file to create a button with dynamic states in Muse.

In this movie, James Fritz walks through how to publish a test site from Muse to Business Catalyst with an easy and code-free publishing service.

Learn how to create a light box slideshow, edit the image thumbnails, add captions, and customize the light box appearance.

Learn how to add images to a thumbnail slideshow, customize the slideshow preferences, and change the transitions.

Learn how to embed a map into a webpage and customize the map view with Muse.

In this movie you will explore the difference between using web-safe fonts and system fonts while designing web sites.

This movie demonstrates how to make adjustments to images inside of Muse, such as positioning the image, resizing, cropping, and fitting the image to frames or content.

Adobe Muse is an application that allows graphic designers to create websites with critical components for small businesses. With Muse, it's not necessary to know any complex coding languages.