Using Muse to add a mobile layout to an existing Site?

I have some customers who already have live sites built outside of Muse who are interested in adding a mobile layout. Is it possible to add a mobile layout with muse to an existing site? I plan on trying this out this weekend but wanted to know if anybody beat me to it.
Thanks!

If you're looking to design and publish just a mobile site, you can easily do it through Muse. When you start a new project in Muse you can select the Initial layout to be Phone and begin planning and designing your mobile site. If required, you can later add the Desktop and Tablet layouts to your project as well. Then when you're ready to publish your mobile site (to either Adobe hosting through Business Catalyst or to your own third party host), you can upload the site to a host directory of your choice so as to not touch the existing desktop site files. Alternatively, you always have the option to export the site as HTML and publish it anywhere you like through a FTP client like WinSCP or Filezilla.
Thanks,
Vinayak

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We have an existing somewhat older website that does not nicely support mobile devices. While it looks and works fine on tablets, it becomes somewhat unusable on smartphones. We do not have the time/dollars at this point to start from scratch and rebuild with all of the latest bells and whistles. So the question becomes what is the cleanest/fastest/easiest way to add a mobile website. In trying to research this answer, it appears there is no one right answer. I actually have found many possibilities. Right now I have Dreamweaver CS5 and am not going to upgrade any time soon or change tools.
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