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Building a Responsive Single Page Website in Adobe Muse
Adobe Muse makes creating responsive websites a simple task with no coding and a "what you see is what you get" interface. This course will help you get up and running with Adobe Muse.
What you'll learn
Creating a mobile website for your company or product is important since the majority of people now view the web from mobile devices. In this course, Building a Responsive Single Page Website in Adobe Muse, you will build an entire single-page responsive website for a fictitious company and place it on a server. You will start with a look at the differences between responsive design, adaptive design, and mobile-first design. You will then get to use Adobe Muse for responsive site creation, including creating breakpoints for a mobile device and a desktop device and creating a typographic logo using fonts from Adobe. You'll also get to export the site in HTML using the built-in file transfer protocol to upload your site to your own hosting service. By the end of this course, you'll be better prepared to create a responsive site using Adobe Muse.
Table of contents
- Introduction | 2m 28s
- Responsive Design, Adaptive Design, and Mobile-first | 4m 9s
- Breakpoints and Muse | 1m 20s
- Where the Photos Came From | 45s
- Looking at the Provided Photoshop File | 1m 15s
- Organizing the Provided Photoshop File | 1m 25s
- Getting the Division Sizes | 1m 20s
- Getting the Font Information and Looking at the Copy | 2m 33s
- Uploading the Photos to the Creative Cloud Library | 1m 46s
- Creating an SVG from an Illustrator File | 52s
- Relinking Assets | 1m 40s
- Summary | 39s