Alternative to Adobe Muse

[mozz2020]

Hi - I have a basic website that I developed in Adobe Muse. I want to cancel my creative cloud subscription but would like to continue to maintain my site.

Any recommendations for alternative website editors that are easy to use?

Thanks

Keith

 

[fde101]

There are a few around - I haven't tried these, but a quick Google search turned up a few to consider:

RapidWeaver (on app store - not free, but there is apparently a free trial version on their web site)
SeaMonkey (free - Mozilla)
Amaya (free - W3C)

Again, I haven't tried these myself so not necessarily a recommendation, just pointing out that there are a host of them out there and they are not hard to find.

Also, there is another related thread already out there - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/adobe-muse-alternative.1899333/

 

[mozz2020]

Thanks for the info. I saw that post, just wondered if there was any more people with experience of jumping ship.

I'll take a look at those suggestions.

 

[Mr_Brightside_@]

I use Coda to update mine.

 

[satchmo]

Webflow is pretty awesome...but it's subscription based as well.

That said, I'm curious to hear an honest opinon of Muse from a web developer.

I know many say the code generated is not the cleanest, but they also have a vested interest to not promote something that might make them less necessary.

 

[olup]

Webflow is pretty awesome...but it's subscription based as well.

That said, I'm curious to hear an honest opinon of Muse from a web developer.

I know many say the code generated is not the cleanest, but they also have a vested interest to not promote something that might make them less necessary.

I switched from Sublime Text 3 to Visual Studio Code about 3 months ago, much faster and nicer to work with.

 

[howlingbasset]

Freeway ... https://www.softpress.com