Programs Like Adobe Muse
What programs can be used to replace Muse. I have spent a lot of time and money on tutorial and widgets to learn Muse. I would like a program I can use that will be there in the future. As it stands I will need to remake all my sites. Doesn't seem to be an option for exporting Muse to other programs except Dreamweaver - which is a coding program, not suitable. Other options are browser based options which will mean legacy pages can't be uploaded.Does anyone have a good option? The review process is so lengthy, Everweb looks possible.Any suggestions would be great.ciaoCathy.
What programs can be used to replace Muse. I have spent a lot of time and money on tutorial and widgets to learn Muse. I would like a program I can use that will be there in the future.
As it stands I will need to remake all my sites. Doesn't seem to be an option for exporting Muse to other programs except Dreamweaver - which is a coding program, not suitable. Other options are browser based options which will mean legacy pages can't be uploaded.Does anyone have a good option?
The review process is so lengthy, Everweb looks possible.Any suggestions would be great.ciaoCathy. I'm not going to sugar coat this. There is no replacement for Muse.
There are lots of alternatives but none of them can use Muse's proprietary files. You might have some success exporting your Muse projects to HTML and opening the files in a code editor like Pinegrow or Dreamweaver. But your success will depend on how many widgets you used to create your site.If you want longevity and a career making web sites, you should spend less time learning software and more time learning HTML, CSS and JavaScript code. Only then will you be fully liberated because you'll be able to use ANY code editor you like. I'm not going to sugar coat this. There is no replacement for Muse.
There are lots of alternatives but none of them can use Muse's proprietary files. You might have some success exporting your Muse projects to HTML and opening the files in a code editor like Pinegrow or Dreamweaver. But your success will depend on how many widgets you used to create your site.If you want longevity and a career making web sites, you should spend less time learning software and more time learning HTML, CSS and JavaScript code. Only then will you be fully liberated because you'll be able to use ANY code editor you like. I have just finished rebuilding all sites for various clients in webflow. I looked long and hard at all the various options available and webflow was the clear winner.
It was a bit of a learning curve but I now prefer webflow over muse, there is so much more you can do, and once you have mastered the basics is much quicker to build a site.The webflow university is great, and there is a mass of info online, if you can't do something a quick google search and you will find that someone has the answer. Like you said you can use webflow hosting or export html and use on clients servers the choice is yours (unless you wish to use cms).
Adobe Muse Pricing
My clients are a mix of using their own servers and using webflow. Yes it is more expensive, but loosing my clients would have been a disaster.
Adobe Muse Discontinued
I was shocked when muse was announced end of life but I can now rest knowing I have a replacement, which looking at their development looks very exciting for the future.