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LawrenceKansas
LawrenceKansas
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May 13, 2018
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What apps do I need for web design?

  • May 13, 2018
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Hello, I am new to trying to design my web page with Adobe Products.  I see that Adobe offers many app options now for website creation.  I need something fairly simple because I have no knowledge of coding.  So, my question is folks, what exact apps do I need to get to recreate my page and then, how do I get it actually live online through Adobe?  I was told that my purchase of Creative Cloud would accomplish all this but now I see that is not true.  Thanks.

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Correct answer John Waller

I agree that it's partly true.

There's no single app or combo of Adobe apps which will produce a beautiful, responsive, easily maintained website for a complete non-coder. Depends on your goals.

Options:

  1. Dreamweaver - the previous benchmark, now past its prime IMHO, requires coding ability
  2. Muse - is being discontinued by Adobe Product Announcement
  3. XD - is for prototyping

Try the Adobe suggestions for alternatives to Muse: Spark or Portfolio

Portfolio Adobe Portfolio | Build your own personalized website

Spark Make Images, Videos and Web Stories for Free in Minutes | Adobe Spark

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Katherine25238449muqx
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August 12, 2024

I have a similar question, although I'm willing to learn some coding.  I'd like to make a website like this one:  https://www.uslanmusic.com/biography.html.  I'd like a CONTACT page where people can contact me; have my sheet music available to see (preferably at the same time as the audio plays); have video links and audio.  Is this something I can do with Portfolio?  (I do fear XD and Dreamweaver have too steep a learning curve, and I need to have the webpage up and running in two weeks.) 

kglad
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kgladCommunity Expert
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August 12, 2024

portfolio questions: https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=177168

 

portfolio faq: https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/en-us

    John Waller
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    John WallerCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    May 13, 2018

    I agree that it's partly true.

    There's no single app or combo of Adobe apps which will produce a beautiful, responsive, easily maintained website for a complete non-coder. Depends on your goals.

    Options:

    1. Dreamweaver - the previous benchmark, now past its prime IMHO, requires coding ability
    2. Muse - is being discontinued by Adobe Product Announcement
    3. XD - is for prototyping

    Try the Adobe suggestions for alternatives to Muse: Spark or Portfolio

    Portfolio Adobe Portfolio | Build your own personalized website

    Spark Make Images, Videos and Web Stories for Free in Minutes | Adobe Spark

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    Test Screen Name
    Legend
    May 13, 2018

    Why do you say it's not true? Which bit?

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