The sitemap.xml file is uploaded along with the other site assets. When you publish or export a site, Muse automatically generates a file named sitemap.xml that contains a list of all pages, for all layouts. When you are starting a new project from scratch, you can choose to design any of the layouts first, and then create additional layouts, all within the same. When you create a new site in Muse (by clicking Create New > Site in the Welcome screen or choosing File > New Site), the New Site dialog box contains a menu that allows you to select the initial layout. Alternate layouts are important because desktop sites contain a lot of information, usually much more than needed for a smartphone site. Muse enables you to use familiar workflows to create immersive designs for every possible screen dimension. Muse includes helpful settings, such as 100% width items and the Sticky Footer functionality, to ensure that your design displays well on the multitude of device screens on the market today. Using the mobile design features, you can create alternate layouts for phones and tablets as well as desktop experiences. Creating mobile layout designs in Adobe® Muse™ Using Adobe Muse, you can create site layouts for web content to be displayed on desktop, smartphones, and tablets.
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