Terry White, Adobe worldwide evangelist, shows off the newest Creative Cloud features for designers. See what's new in the tools you love — Adobe Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, and InDesign CC — and discover new ways to work like creating websites or iPad apps without writing code. Learn about new services that help keep your ideas, files, fonts, settings, and team members in sync. All in one place, only in Creative Cloud.

Overview: Develop more web content, more quickly. A streamlined user interface, connected tools, and new visual CSS editing tools let you code efficiently and intuitively. And now, Dreamweaver CC lets you share work directly from within the application, and helps you keep up with web standards by giving you access to new features as soon as they're available.

Introducing all of the tools you need to create a more beautiful, modern web — accessible now in Creative Cloud.

Join Denise Jacobs, author, speaker, web design consultant, and creativity evangelist, to explore the growing importance of storytelling in web design; how to communicate the idea of story through all aspects of a website, from content to design to user experience; and how to apply key components of great storytelling in literature to the web.Jacobs will explain how to:• Reverse engineer a project to come up with the story that the website or app needs to tell• Recognize and leverage the elements of story and their visual equivalents• Use literary storytelling elements and devices to create a compelling story• Create content coherence, illuminate the narrative, and leverage three types of user experience stories

Learn how to leverage the rich toolset in Adobe Illustrator to create vibrant web graphics, wireframes, and complete website mockups. Justin Seeley, staff author for lynda.com and an Adobe Certified Expert, will share his design expertise.Learn how to:• Build responsive layouts with artboards• Produce custom color palettes and swatches for web graphics• Craft vector shapes and text designs that seamlessly scale• Apply drop shadows and other live effects• Optimize and export different types of graphics• Speed up your workflow with reusable image sprites and Smart Objects

See how Adobe Muse makes it easier to create optimal and memorable experiences for your website visitors. Now visitors will be able to sign up for newsletters, register for events, and view photos and other content, all using built-in tools that can be configured and styled to look like the rest of your site design. In this session, Adobe Evangelist Terry White will demonstrate how to add rich interactivity to:• Keep your content organized with custom navigation, tabs, and accordions• Add interactive slide shows, lightboxes, and contact forms• Embed arbitrary HTML to add maps, videos, social media buttons, and feeds.

Discover Adobe Muse, the missing link between your print design skills and amazing digital work. Hear from print-centric designers who have successfully expanded their client offerings by creating beautiful, highly interactive websites using Adobe Muse. In this session, you'll see how:• Wes Mitchell of Chen Design Associates rebuilt the firm's website and created several sites for clients, all with the Adobe Muse preview• Aaron McDonald revived the family's design business by making the transition from print to web• Steve Harris combined design skills and web best practices to design expressive websites for clients and build a service for Adobe Muse users

Faculty, staff, and students all have needs to create websites for a range of content such as course information, an online portfolio, and a research project, among others. Adobe Muse^® is an easy-to-use tool to create a simple, professional looking website without the need to write HTML or CSS code. In this tutorial, learn how to create a simple website for students to access information about a course.

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast Terry White shows you how to create a dynamic sliding menu for your mobile website in Adobe Muse.

In this episode you will learn how to spice up your CMS-driven websites with Edge Animate compositions. Learn how to integrate your creative animations into any WordPress website easily. While the first part introduces compositions in content fields, the second part shows how to pimp your theme using Edge Animate.

Acrobat XI allows you to easily create a PDF of a website or web page. In this video you'll learn how to do this and be warned about some things to watch out for.

Jonathan Snook highlights the importance of using a naming convention in all your projects to help clarify the intent of the CSS code.

Follow along as Jonathan Snook describes how to implement state changes on a CSS project without the need for JavaScript by using pseudo-classes.

Jonathan Snook covers the concept of "depth of applicability," explaining the benefit of limiting the impact that the CSS has on the HTML in a project, and demonstrating how multiple selectors within the code can result in the HTML being too challenging to change or port.

To show the benefits of modularizing a large project to make it easier to test, prototype, or share among multiple designers, Jonathan Snook looks at managing smaller, more discrete pieces of a project and bundling them together for a more efficient build process.

Jonathan Snook examines how to improve your own productivity by using JavaScript to describe the state that a module exists in within your project, and using CSS to manage that state.

Jonathan Snook discusses why you should categorize the various functions of the CSS code within your project (base, layout, module, state, and theme) as well as how each element works within the design.

Designer Jonathan Snook of Shopify provides an overview of the topics in this series about a scalable and modular architecture for CSS (SMACSS).

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast, Terry White shows how to incorporate Adobe Photoshop (.PSD) files in your Muse Website and how to create buttons with hyperlinks.

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast, Terry White shows the various ways of creating photo slideshows with Adobe Muse.

Learn how Business Catalyst lets you host and manage the websites you create with Muse and other website creation tools. Test as many sites as you'd like, send off for client approval, then publish up to fives sites that you can view and manage from within Creative Cloud and the Business Catalyst site.

Provides an overview of the Business Catalyst features built into CS6, working with module templates from this interface and display some new features like code completion and related files

Save time as you design and build for website by learning about the latest productivity enhancements in Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.

Get tips for creating bullets in your website design using Adobe Muse.

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast, I'll show you How To Create Links and Buttons in your Adobe Muse (codename) website. See to take advantage of Photoshop Layers as rollover states.

Award-winning Chen Design Associates is known for their ability to bring their client’s stories to life in any medium. See why their early adoption of Muse (code name) is helping them to achieve new heights in the websites they create.

Muse provides a quick and easy way to add interactivity to your site. In this video, Product Manager Dani Beaumont uses widgets to create dynamic menus and a photo gallery.

In this episode of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast, Terry White shows How To Get Started Building Websites With Adobe Muse (codename). See just how easy it is to create a website within minutes and without having to write code.

Learn how to create a webpage using CSS that is specifically designed to be viewed on Mobile Devices.

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

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

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

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

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.

Assign header and footer areas for elements repeated on every page. Footers will automatically shift no matter how long the page content gets.

Apply up, over, down, and normal states for any menu item. Create Photoshop buttons by applying states to your Photoshop layers.

Create an overlay that brings special focus to an image, video or other content by having it appear in a modal layer.

Fill your background with repeating images or any image you choose. Muse will handle optimization when you publish.

Add embedded HTML, such as arbitrary code snippets from sources such as Google Maps and YouTube. Use this same feature to add social media buttons and feeds from social media properties and much more.

Edit images with Photoshop or Fireworks using Edit Original. Edits will be automatically reflected in your Muse layout.

For full control over your design, you can set elements to display at 100% browser width so the design adapts to the size of the browser window.

See how page layouts automatically resize in height, growing as much as you need to accommodate the length of the content on each page of your site.

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.

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

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

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.

Add smart site navigation that automatically reflects your site map layout. Customize your menus with easy linking and state definition.

Developer Evangelist Ryan Stewart explains how the functionality of media queries in Dreamweaver allows designers and developers to easily create custom web experiences across different devices.

Senior Product Manager Scott Fegette introduces the new authoring functionality in Dreamweaver CS5.5 that allows designers and developers to manage, author and publish HTML5 and CSS3-based content.

Scott Fegette explores the new Live View and CSS3 Media Queries features in Dreamweaver CS5.5 that enables web designers and developers to quickly create and test custom web experiences across mobile devices.

Wrapping up his series on HTML5 canvas, Kevin Hoyt gives an overview of the fundamentals of animation with the HTML5 Canvas and Dreamweaver CS5, and then gets you started with a couple easy examples.

In this episode you'll learn how to test pages of your website across multiple browsers simultaneously.

Continuing his series on HTML5 canvas, Kevin Hoyt details some basic drawing functions available with the canvas element, including lines, colors and gradients.

Join Developer Evangelist Kevin Hoyt in this video series that explores how to effectively use the HTML5 canvas element and Dreamweaver CS5 to create rich web experiences that are fully compliant with modern standards.

In this video, Terry White shows you some enhancements to Dreamweaver CS5.5 which enable you to work efficiently to produce websites based on HTML5 and CSS3 specifications including code hinting and code completion, updated Live View and updates to the CSS panel that help you design and develop websites that look outstanding and function well whether viewed on a desktop computer, tablet or smartphone.

In this video, Scott Fegette explains how developers can create mobile applications that take advantage of features such as multitouch, camera, and location services using the new jQuery Mobile Framework in a future version of Dreamweaver.

Every year, thousands of techies, filmmakers, and musicians head to Austin, Texas, for South by Southwest (SXSW). Get a glimpse of the event and how Adobe is participating.

On the “red carpet” at the SXSW Interactive Awards, Jennifer Kremer of Adobe interviews winners of this year’s competition and finds out what tools they’re using to create stellar interactive experiences.

In full force at SXSW, Adobe demos future technology. See audience reaction to Dreamweaver sneak peeks, with a huge focus on jQuery Mobile development.

Take a quick tour of the Dreamweaver workspace including various panels and the Code/Design views.  Begin building your page by starting with a blank HTML page, and then bring in your content from a text document.  Go on to brush up the page by changing some of its basic properties.

Learn how to create and prepare images to incorporate into your website design.  Save them in web friendly JPG or PNG formats while maintaining a good balance between quality and small file size. Import them into Dreamweaver and make some initial adjustments to layout and alignment.

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create hyperlinks. Hyperlinks allow you to jump from section to section within the same web page or jump to another web page within your site or other external sites on the web as well as link to objects such as email addresses.

Its time to start customizing the appearance of your website by stylizing the HTML elements. You’ll start by defining the visual properties of the body text such as the font, color and sizing. Also customize the color of the link text depending on its various states. Then you’ll learn how to add background images.

In this video you’ll continue to further customize your website using CSS or Cascading Style Sheets. With CSS you can control many visual aspects of the website efficiently and consistently.  Learn the basics of how CSS rules work and how you can easily take advantage of the power and flexibility of CSS in Dreamweaver including creating and editing your own CSS class.

This part of the tutorial will cover the basic concepts of site navigation. Explore various models of navigation that you can implement to link the multiple pages of the site together.  Also learn how to integrate your navigation elements to your site architecture using prebuilt layout templates in Dreamweaver.

This lesson covers how to create multiple pages based on the page you have already created earlier.  You’ll then learn how to set up the navigation and how to change the content for each page including adding different background graphics by customizing certain CSS properties while still maintaining the shared CSS scheme across the site.

Spry is a JavaScript and XML based framework that you can use to easily create drop-down menus, collapsible panels, and other rich interactive experiences in web design. Dreamweaver comes with many Spry components that you can easily drop into your pages without writing code. In this video you’ll learn how to insert and customize an “accordion” Spry widget that expands and collapses sections of text in the “Menu” page of this project.

Mikey will show examples of personal and commercial work as he discusses some of the lessons he has learned in terms of creative thinking. He will demonstrate the value of research, strategy, constant collecting, and experimentation as well as specific techniques for coming up with new ideas. This video brought to you by our friends at Aquent.

Site setup in Dreamweaver CS5 is simple, quick, and efficient. Learn how easy it is to set up a local Dreamweaver site by using the Site Setup dialog box so you can get started right away.

Use Dreamweaver CS5 to view code hints related to content management system frameworks such as WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla. Learn how to set up site-specific code hinting for a CMS so you can easily work with your PHP website in Dreamweaver.

Create a wireframe of the user interface for a Flash-based website or application. Doug introduces the Wireframe Components panel in Flash Catalyst CS5 and shows how to quickly mock-up a wireframe.

Synchronous Objects reveals the interlocking systems of organization in the choreography of William Forsythe's dance, One Flat Thing, reproduced. Users can explore choreographic structures, discover patterns and re-imagine what they might look like through streaming video, animation, information graphics and interactive creative tools. Concept, analysis, tools and visual representations are created by The Ohio State University's Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design, Department of Dance and William Forsythe. Website interface and application architecture designed and developed by tracermedia.

Geni Family Tree enables millions of people worldwide to work together online to seamlessly create family trees, stay in touch with long-lost relatives, and share family mementos via photos, videos, and audio. The website was created using Adobe Flex 3, Illustrator CS4, Photoshop CS4, and Flash CS4 Professional.

Discover how to leverage the Flash Platform to deliver cross-channel experiences that extend beyond the website. The session will examine how the platform allows the seamless transition of creative content and technology across diverse screens and devices

Discover how to take your DVD creations and publish them to the web as a Flash based website. Jason Levine shows you how to do it in this Adobe Encore tutorial.

RC talks about where Fireworks fits into the Creative Suite and uses the application to do a quick website mock up. Corey is enamored with Wacom’s new Intuos4 and shows how to set it up for specific applications.

In this Dreamweaver Tutorial, Greg Rewis begins the process of creating a website focusing on some of the new features in CS4 that make site set-up a snap.

Join Eric Jordan, Daniel Scheibel, Zander Brimijoin, AJ Joseph, Ken Martin and Tony Novak and meet the cutting-edge creative minds behind the MAX 2008 website and collateral.

Join Adam Broadway, one of the creators of GoodBarry as he discusses the "death of the website" and the impact on every web designer.

Go inside GPS systems company, Garmin International, and see how they redesigned and enriched their corporate website and created interactive retail kiosks.

Executive Editor Craig Goodman helps you find the resources you need to create your first website.