Introduction to Adobe Muse
Introduction to Adobe Muse online course
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Introduction to Adobe MuseIntroduction to Adobe Muse online course
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Introduction to Adobe Muse
Many people, not just Web designers and Web developers, want or need to create Websites, but few have the desire or the time to learn how. Whether you hand-code (write the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from scratch, typing each line of code manually, one at a time), or whether you use a sophisticated Web design program (such as Adobe Dreamweaver), both methods are complicated and take some time to learn—unless you use a what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) design program, such as Adobe Muse, that is. Muse lets you create professional-grade Web pages and Websites without having to know how to (or having to) compose HTML or any other code. Muse makes each step of the design process, from planning to publishing, easy. In the planning stage, for instance, you layout your site’s basic structure with Muse’s master pages, a concept Adobe borrowed from hardcopy page layout, or desktop publishing, programs, such as Indesign. In the design phase, Muse does all the heavy lifting. All you do is place your site elements—text, graphics, photos, digital video, menus, photograph galleries, and so on—on your pages, and Muse does the rest. This exciting new design program does everything from creating links and menus automatically to resizing images and making sure content fits properly on various-size screens—the smallest smartphones displays, tablet screens, and huge, high-definition desktop computer monitors. Adobe Muse helps non-professional Web designers create professional-looking sites quickly and economically, and it provides professional designers a utility for performing their craft without a lot of tedious, hard-to-learn, programming.
Applicable Job Roles: web designers, print media designers, professional designers, web app developers, content managers, office managers, novice Web designers Outline
Week 1: Getting Started with Muse
Week 2: Planning a Site in Muse
Week 3: Designing a Site in Muse
Week 4: Working with External Content
Week 5: Content from other CS6 Programs
Week 6: Creating Interactivity
Week 7: Creating Content with Widgets
Week 8: Publishing Muse Websites
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Additional Information:
Your place in the course is confirmed by your payment. Introductory courses are intended for students with no experience in the subject matter and are seeking beginner level training.
Refund Policy: Please read our "Terms and Refund Policy" before registering for this course. Additional Cost: Book and software migh be required for the course. Read the Requirements and Book section for more information. Course fee does not include the book and software cost . Start Date: Click on the Register Now button to process to the registration page. You will see the start date of the class on that page. How eClasses Work:Instructors post lectures, reading selections, and hands-on assignments once a week in the online classroom. Students can discuss the assignments with the instructor and amongst themselves in the classroom area. This format has no set meeting time, which allows students to attend class at a time most convenient to them, yet still provides logically organized communication between class participants. Students can apply for the completion certificate after finishing the class. Web Study certificate is also available. Click on the Certificates link on the top navigation bar for more information. |
Before you register for this class, please read carefully the Outline, Prerequisites, Requirements, Books, and Refund Policy sections. 4 Web Study Certificates
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