• Quickly and easily create a website for your creative work without writing code

• Use your own domain name

• Add buttons for your social media feeds, such as Instagram and Twitter

• Sync projects between Adobe Portfolio and Behance

• Use Typekit fonts

• Upload content you already have in Lightroom Mobile and Creative Cloud file storage

• Analyze site traffic using your Google Analytics account

Muse allows designers to build a template that can be easily edited for each website page. Using an interface that's much like Adobe's InDesign, designers can quickly and easily create websites as a series of dynamic documents which generate the necessary HTML code for them to be published online. Elements are included as a series of widgets that can be dragged and dropped onto the page.

Muse uses an interface and toolbar that will be familiar to anyone who has used the Adobe program InDesign. Most photographers have their own website, which they are responsible for maintaining themselves. The website can be used as a marketing tool to promote their photos, give clients access to view, pay and download their photos from anywhere and to look professional.

• JPGs, = JPGs are great for photographs. They're relatively small files, but they have lossy compression.

• GIFs = GIF or sometimes pronounced this GIF are used for areas of flat colour and logos

• PNGs = PNGs support 256 levels of transparency versus one for GIFs.

The reason we use these is because they're small files and download pretty quickly.

They also are all supported by the major web browsers. 

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Strokes allow you to add a coloured outline

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Fills allows you to fill a box with colour 

Gradients allow you to fill a box with a gradient colour

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1.Add a new page to your content

2.Right-click the page to MASTERS > NO MASTER to detach from the A-Master

3.Go to your Masters below – option click the + sign to duplicate the page, change the header color, drag and drop it to the NO MASTER page.

Because most browsers have a standard list of fonts

Web safe fonts or standard fonts are the same

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Via an external link

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To another section or page within the website

• Normal state refers to the way the menu looks when the page first loads.

• Rollover state if the visitor hovers their cursor over a button.

• Mouse Down state if the visitor presses down on the button

• Active state if the visitor is on that current page of the site. It is helpful visitors can see at a glance which page they are currently viewing. 

Choosing fluid width is the best option for a responsive design project because that automatically sets your site up to grow and shrink with changing browser window size.

Choosing a fixed layout means you’ll have a static layout that doesn’t automatically adjust its size.

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The new pinning options allow users keep objects in a static position even when the browser window changes. In addition to that, you can also change a single object’s resize options. This means that you can set an object to stay at a fixed size, stretch to fill the browser window, or even adjust its width and height as the browser window grows or shrinks.

Plan view shows a thumbnail of all of the pages in your site. In this site layout, each page is named for a function.

The Master page, located at the bottom is like a page template that lets you apply common elements to all the pages in the site.

Change the Transition and Transition speed of your slideshow.

Select Full Screen to resize your slideshow to fill the entire screen.

Select the Lightbox option in the Layout section to display the contents of the lightbox while dimming the rest of the page.

Select the "T" on the left menu.

Then create a "Text Box" and begin typing

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