Is it possible to create Responsive websites with Adobe Muse?

Question

Hello,
The question is in the Subject line.
I would like to create Responsive websites in Muse so that they can flow to adjust to desktop > tablet > smartphone screen sizes, and I wondered if this is possible with Muse.
Thanks,
Chris.

Answer 1

A little rant on this topic:
"Responsive" works only so well. Very often a "responsive" web site can look like it wasn't designed for any screen at all; instead it ends up looking like a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet with a little better color and graphics. Nothing is ever really proper or composed. It's a page being Jack of trades and King of none. I look at a lot of those pages and just go "blah."
We have very extreme differences in display resolution from one device to the next, both in terms of absolute pixel count and pixel density. There really is no way to accommodate them all properly unless you specifically design pages for each resolution -all with assets sized specifically for each resolution setting. Some people are still using old, outdated displays like 320x480 on an old iPhone or 1024x 768 on an old CRT monitor hooked up to some old WinXP system on its last legs. 1280x720 is common on a lot of older Android phones and old HDTV sets. 1920x1080 has become very common for new desktop computer monitors and laptops. 2560x1440 had been the highest pixel count one could see in a monitor, but that is now getting surpassed by 4K and even 5K displays. One of Dell's 15" notebooks has a 3200x1800 display. 4K UHDTV sets with 3840x2160 resolution are hitting affordable price levels now; most have built in web browsers. The newest 27" iMac has a 5120x2880 display. Add in the additional factor many desktop and notebook users don't have their web browsers filling the entire screen. I just don't see how someone can create a "one size fits all" approach to cover all of those different screen settings.
Here's one thing I would like to see in the future: the computer industry settling on some screen resolution settings, screen orientation and aspect ratio. We wouldn't need "responsive" so much if various device makers would stick with some well established standards. We don't need oddball settings, like what Apple put out in its last two iPhone generations (640x1136, 750x1334 and 1242x2208). It's bad enough mobile devices capture a lot of vertical video. Too bad they're not designed to encourage users to hold the devices horizontally.
I wouldn't mind seeing Muse add new features to help designs be more responsive. But I'd like to see more done in the way of improving SVG support (vector graphics scale up and down to any resolution). I'd also like to see Muse support HiDPI in more than just the 2x setting.