Adobe® Muse™ lets designers create and design websites without coding. Frequent releases of Adobe Muse add new design features and significant code improvements to make sure your sites use the latest advancements in web standards and browser capabilities. So you can be confident your sites load quickly and work across multiple browsers on desktop and mobile devices.

Keeping up with the latest web standards

Adobe Muse sites comply with the standards set by the W3C Consortium, the globally recognized organization that issues HTML standards. To that end, Adobe Muse generates and optimizes code for computers and browsers to understand, and is responsible for ensuring that your designs will render and function as intended, without the need for hand coding.

With new support for mobile devices, ongoing code improvements are more important than ever to keep up with continuously evolving web standards. Since Adobe Muse is offered via membership, you can obtain code improvements as soon as updates become available. All you need to do is to republish your site with the latest version of Adobe Muse.

Ongoing code quality assurance

The HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code that Adobe Muse generates is regularly evaluated based on the following criteria:

● Cross-browser compatibility: Sites should render on new and legacy versions of top browsers including Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.
● Load performance: Components of the site should load quickly and efficiently across desktop and mobile devices.
● Search ranking: Code should follow search engine optimization (SEO) best practices and guidelines whenever possible.
● Accessibility and usability: Web content should be easy for a wide range of users to access, such as people with vision impairments.