What is the best workflow for using Adobe Muse to build sites with teams ?

I want to be able to work with my sites on my computer and my designed to be able to work on the same sites on his.. Has anyone done this successfully ?

Hi
Please check the following threads
How can multiple users from different locations access my Muse website files to update them?
How to work off of one Muse file with multiple users?
Do let me know if you have any question.

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