2016
Lynda
Justin Seeley
1:34
English

Muse is a great WYSIWYG program, enabling designers who don't code to create websites. For example, one-page websites, which are dynamic designs usually driven by CSS. This course is a great first project for those new to Muse—who want to recreate popular designs without diving deep into programming.
Staff author Justin Seeley explains how to set up your master page, build a custom navigation bar, and define content blocks on the master page. Then he shows how to import your graphics and text (from sources such as CC Libraries and Microsoft Word) and style all of the content. In chapter 4, Justin shows how to add the "infinite scrolling" behavior that is so emblematic of single-page designs.

Introduction
4m 55s
Welcome
1m 34s
How to use the exercise files
52s
Connecting with the author
1m 50s
Before you watch this course
39s
1. Initial Setup and Planning
18m 6s
How to use a Photoshop comp in your workflow
6m 52s
Creating your website
2m 2s
Creating your master page elements
4m 39s
Building a custom navigation bar
4m 33s
2. Adding Content to Your Website
22m 16s
Setting up your content blocks
4m 28s
Adding content from CC Libraries
13m 4s
Importing text from Microsoft Word
2m 33s
Setting up your anchor locations
2m 11s
3. Styling the Content
36m 40s
Building the intro section
7m 8s
Building the speakers section
7m 19s
Building the sessions section
10m 40s
Building the location section
5m 7s
Building the registration section
6m 26s
4. Making Your Website Scroll
11m 35s
Adding anchor links to your menu
5m 44s
Testing your website in a browser
2m 54s
Adjusting the anchor points for better accuracy
2m 57s
Conclusion
1m 5s
Continue learning about Muse
1m 5s

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