Amid Animate’s debut, Adobe also updated its code-less website builder, Muse CC, with support for responsive design — that is, Muse now lets you make sites that look right on devices of any size.

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With Animate CC, Adobe has not just changed the name but also integrated a number of new features into the tool. For the most part, these bring it in line with the rest of its Creative Cloud lineup.

In the ancient days, people had to animate by moving heavy pencils around cumbersome sheets of paper. Then, digital-puppeted animation made the process simpler by having animators repeatedly click ...

This is the latest step in Adobe's multi-year transformation away from Flash and toward HTML5. In 2012, the company released a range of new HTML5-oriented applications under the Edge brand.

Adobe is changing the name of Flash Professional to Animate CC to remind you that it supports modern formats too. By Susie Ochs Contributor, Macworld DEC 1, 2015 7:14 am PST ...

Adobe now allows you to host your Animate runtime files on its own content delivery network, which is powered by Akamai. This service is available for free as part of a Creative Cloud subscription.