One of the best things about Adobe® Muse™ software is how quickly you'll feel comfortable using it to lay out your website design. That's because we've borrowed many features from our industry-standard design applications — Adobe InDesign®, Illustrator®, and Photoshop® software. Using Adobe Muse really is as easy as creating a print layout in InDesign.
Quickly align, space, and resize single or multiple objects with the help of dynamic guides similar to those in InDesign. See visual confirmation that your object's edge is aligned vertically or horizontal to another object or page edge in the layout.
Place multiple files into your Adobe Muse layout quickly and accurately with the Multi-File Place feature borrowed from InDesign.
By default, Adobe Muse creates a blank home page and a blank master page for you when you create a new site. These pages are the starting point for any website. You can plan out your sitemap using blank pages and then apply masters to them later, or create your website by starting with the master, applying it to the home page, and then creating new pages based on that.
You've copied an object and want to paste it in the same place on another Adobe Muse page? No problem. Use the Paste in Place command just like you do in InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
Quickly edit placed artwork and images in Photoshop or Adobe Fireworks® software and see the images automatically update in your Adobe Muse layout.
Quickly style blocks of text throughout your site by creating and applying character and paragraph styles much like you would in InDesign.
Work quickly using the keyboard shortcuts you're familiar with from other Adobe products.
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