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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
About the author
Mario Macari is an award winning illustrator, animator and graphic designer that fell in love with writing code. He develops and codes for major corporations and teaches coding classes at a couple of colleges in Southeastern Wisconsin. Mario Macari holds a BFA in Illustration and certificates galore from software companies.
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