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#How to make .html disappear from url on adobe muse websites software#

It is a testament to how ghastly behind the planet is in Software technology. Few trust Visual languages, thinking they are “Toys” not worthy of their puzzle solving skills. As a result, they went on to other software venues. No offense to “coders” but the Internet bubble bursting blasted a massive amount of people that knew just enough of coding to make “hello World” appear. I fully agree it represents a change in approach and is not the common start-from-a-sliced-up-PSD approach used in many web development shops, but once embraced it can be a far more efficient workflow.

#How to make .html disappear from url on adobe muse websites full#

Just as you don’t typically design a print piece that’s going to ultimately end up in InDesign by first creating the full design of each page in Photoshop, the same is true for creating a website in Muse. See the customer created websites at or the Widget Gallery at for examples of how they can be customized and formatted. – The widgets in the Widget Library are examples.

– Adobe Muse currently does not include a tool for drawing circles. (We’ll probably reset all Muse trials at some point in the future to give everyone a chance to try a recent version, since unlike other Adobe applications that historically add new features every 12, 18 or 24 months, Muse releases new features every 3 months.)

#How to make .html disappear from url on adobe muse websites trial#

However, if you’ve already used a trial of Adobe Muse in the past (which is now expired), a subscription would be necessary to try Muse again. – Adobe Muse has a 30-day trial program like nearly all other Adobe applications. I’m still searching a real visual HTML Designer. But Muse is lame! Please Adobe use Catalyst as HTML generator! There you could import those files with every single object, sheets, levels etc. Why couldn’t Adobe stick to their Flash Catalyst approach.

Wow! Even a normal workflow like take a full Photosop or Illustrator File and import it and make it lively as HTML is impossible. You can draw a circles and rectangles and add some predefined widgets, like a slideshow or an info box. You have to get a single-app membership of the Creative Cloud, so it’s €18.43 a month (if you take the yearly subscription) or €30.73 a month (for the monthly subscription) – sorry, that’s really ripping-of! I’m thinking this because the software is more a toy than a tool. You have to know that it’s not offered as a free preview version.

So I’ve tried the current release of Adobe Muse. One that is really focussed on the design workflow rather than coding. For a completely new project I was wondering if it’s now possible – since we have 2013 and the web exists for nearly 20 years – to have a serious and useful HTML design tool.