Adobe publishes web design software Muse no need to write code to create a Web site

Article Description: Adobe publishes web design software muse.

Adobe today announced the launch of web design software-muse.

Adobe says that with the help of Muse software, web designers can create sites without having to write code. Adobe has already conducted a Muse beta test before.

Muse uses a similar print layout to simplify Web page planning, design, and publishing. Muse lets users use built-in interactive tools, create Web content on the home page, build Adobe Typekit and provide users with more than 400 web fonts.

Adobe publishes web design software Muse

Users can buy stand-alone copies from Adobe sites, or pay to be a member of Adobe Creative Cloud software to execute Muse directly from the cloud.

Adobe says Muse will help web designers add compelling interactive elements, such as slides and embedded content, including Google Maps and Facebook, among other things. In Muse, developers can preview and test the functionality of a Web site, or create a temporary web site and share it with customers for approval.

When the website is designed, designers can use a Third-party service provider or use Adobe's hosting service. The senior vice president of the Adobe Digital Media Division says Muse gives designers the freedom to learn code, which will help them expand their business and provide their customers with more cost-effective, professional web sites.