John Secor – Codeless Web Development with Adobe Muse

John Secor – Codeless Web Development with Adobe MuseDesign Beautiful, Interactive Web Sites without CodingStill haven’t had time to learn to code? Does HTML give you a migraine? Are you the type who’s not just into coding? Have you been looking for an easy way to create websites without sacrificing power? If this is you, you’ve found the solution.Codeless Web Development with Adobe Muse shows you how to create outstanding looking websites with all the features you’d expect. Instructor John Secor has been creating websites with Adobe Muse for some of the largest—and smallest—companies around. John’s a competent expert with a knack for teaching; you’ll immediately feel comfortable as he shows you all the tools and techniques you’ll need to develop professional style websites.After taking this course, you’ll be able to independently create full websites that look great and function perfectly. And remember, you can do this without writing any code at all.This course won’t just show you how to create websites, you will also learn how to create sites targeted to mobile devices like Android, iPhone, and iPad. Mobile web is critically important since more and more people are accessing the internet through mobile devices.Your HostJohn SecorJohn Secor has been an active user of Adobe Muse since it was in beta. After working on the editorial side of the newspaper business for over 20 years, John opted to his own business, helping small businesses and -up companies with digital marketing. In addition to web design, he offers consulting and social media management to his clients. John has created more than three dozen sites with Adobe Muse and enjoys being an unofficial evangelist, serving on Adobe’s pre-release committee and actively participating in forums and meetings.EpisodesYour First Programs and Variables in CIntroduction (1:43)What is Adobe Muse? (2:55)A Tour of the Interface (11:18)The Tools Panel (6:24)Using the Panels in Adobe Muse, Part I (6:26)Using the Panels in Adobe Muse, Part 2 (4:15)Moving around, using the interface (3:46)Setting Up Your First Muse WebsiteIntroduction (0:54)Site Properties (5:33)Lab ExerciseReviewing the particulars (2:06)The Details (1:56)Setting Up PagesIntroduction (1:12)The Plan View (2:57)Master Pages (10:04)Menus (9:09)Working With Graphics and TextIntroduction (1:02)An Overview On Importing Content (1:03)Working with text (11:16)Lab ExerciseWorking with graphics, Part I (5:17)Working with graphics, Part II (10:14)Inserting HTML (9:57)The Contact Page (7:19)Finishing Touches (1:58)Getting The Most Out of Muse Widgets and LibraryIntroduction (1:12)The Difference Between Widgets and Library (4:12)The Adobe Widget Library (6:30)The Library (6:24)Scroll Effects (5:48)Creating website variants (tablet & mobile)Introduction (0:57)Setting up the tablet version (12:47)Setting up the smartphone version (6:21)Lab ExerciseTesting mobile/tablet versions before deployment. (9:37)Getting Ready to PublishIntroduction (0:58)How to preview your site (4:56)Reviewing the Assets (8:40)Publishing to Business Catalyst (2:41)Exporting HTML/FTPing (9:25)Becoming an Active Member of the Muse CommunityIntroduction (1:49)Becoming an Active Member of the Muse Community (2:45)Muse Jam Sessions (3:45)The Next Step (3:22)Lab Solutions