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Adobe Muse: Finishing Off Our Design

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This post is part of a series called Introduction to Adobe Muse.
Adobe Muse: Taking Things Further

Let's finish off our Adobe Muse project. We'll begin by looking at a mobile layout, before moving on to the export process which will get our files ready for publication to the web. Let's get on with it!

Finishing Off


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If you're interested in using Adobe Muse for a project, you'll be happy to know that Themeforest has launched Adobe Muse Templates.

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Lawrence Turton
Lawrence Turton
I am a trainer from Cartoonsmart. I love to learn and teach in the graphic and web design area. I am also a developer coding CSS, HTML, PHP, and JavaScript.
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