In a recent update, Adobe added some rather cool enhancements to Muse CC, including persistent navigation (so people can always see where they are in a long page) and improved scroll motion effects. You can see these new features in action at Adobe TV.
We’ll be posting some Muse tutorials here at CreativePro in the near future, and to whet your appetite, here’s a freebie that you might find, ahem, handy: the Adobe Muse Keyboard Shortcut Cheat Sheet (PDF). It shows nearly 100 color-coded shortcuts (92 to be exact) for Mac and Windows.
Enjoy!
PS: If you haven’t tried Muse yet and want to get an idea of the kinds of websites you can build with it, check out the Adobe Muse Site of the Day.
This article was last modified on January 8, 2023
This article was first published on August 21, 2013
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