Designers will be comfortable knowing its all-too-familiar UI.

What are the best aspects of this product?

Being a graphic designer without any previous experience in web design, I liked how everything is familiar with Adobe Muse in terms of its UI. Using it gave it a close-to-InDesign feel. Thus, making it a lot simpler to long-time Adobe users in getting a hands on Muse. Being able to lay out a bunch of things, organizing layers, and defining paragraph styles are some of the program's strengths.

What aspects are problematic or could work better?

At times it can challenging to carry out advanced tactics like parallax scrolling. While switching the effect can easily be done (as a result of the its intuitive UI), trying to get objects to slide in a certain manner at a specific time can be confusing. It's worse for those who want to try deciphering the "start" and "end" vlaues influencing the page.

What specific problems in your company were solved by this product?

Thanks to Muse, I'm able to take on site site re-designs and do rebuilds. In terms if rebuilding, I typically translate from WordPress. I use the assets available in recreating the site and streamlining elements. As a result of the app's familiar UI, I can go back to the site even after I'm away for some time. I can easily hop right back in without having to re-acclaim some web design systems.

Are you a current user of this product?

Yes