Dcovery - Max
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Tanveer Junayed
Looking great max!
about 1 year ago
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Max
@Tanveer Junayed Thank you so much!
about 1 year ago
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kailoon
Awesome work!
about 1 year ago
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Max
@kailoon Thanks! ;)
about 1 year ago
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Fabio Basile
Ooh what a great idea and concept!
about 1 year ago
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Max
Thanks a lot @Fabio Basile ;) Appreciated!
about 1 year ago
love love love
about 1 year ago
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Max
@Brad Bucceri Thank you :)
about 1 year ago
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Max
It's online at dcovery.com/about/max
about 1 year ago
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Sergie Magdalin
Love it! Great stuff! Found your dribbble through a funny tweet about how awesome adobe muse is (hahahaha).
29 days ago
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Max
Thanks @Sergie Magdalin ! ;) That tweet is almost 2 years old now, how on earth did you find it?
29 days ago
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Sergie Magdalin
Haha funny story. My team is currently building webflow.com. One of my cofounders asked what kinda twitter activity there is right now for Adobe Muse so we decided to look it up. We knew Muse is a horrible tool for web design, so when we saw the tweet we were thrown off, at first thinking that you were serious. We were like "Whoa dude there must be designers that really love this tool - this got over 600 retweets!" But then we clicked on the link to the website you made. We laughed so hard!
There must be a handful of adobe developers working on Muse though. Probably more than fireworks!
29 days ago
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Max
@Sergie Magdalin Ah ah, awesome. Glad it gave you guys a good laugh. ;)
Adobe Muse as an early stage prototyping tool might be useful, but as a "build a website without writing code", it's dreadful.
28 days ago