Is 70 webpages pages too much to use for Muse?

Like many I'm more of a designer than a coder and am looking at using Muse for my website..I already have around 70 pages for the existing site..after looking at Muse tutorials..the question is asked..how big is your site? it said if you wish to have a site with 100's pages its not for you..which sounds logical..however in my instance its around 70 pages..the other angle I was thinking is if it is at 100 pages..what if the single page content isnt too packed with info..any feedback would be appreciated..thx

With that number of pages, it shouldn't be any issue , but we always recommend that if you have too many assets or using enough static on pages then its best to split them up.
More detail on this link :
https://forums.adobe.com/message/5434911
Thanks,
Sanjit

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