Back in March 26, 2018, Adobe announced that it is discontinuing its website building software "Adobe Muse" for Mac and PC. Adobe Muse launched in 2012, offering users the ability to design websites without having to write any code. Adobe said that while it has been "deeply committed to the Muse vision," trends in recent years have caused the company to evolve its strategies related to website creation. 

Now, Adobe is thanking Muse users while hoping a "smooth transition" can be made into other Adobe programs that will be sticking around: 

"If you are building complex websites and applications, you can now use  Adobe XD. Although XD does not generate web-ready code as Adobe Muse did, XD is an all-in-one solution that allows users to design, prototype and collaborate with stakeholders and developers to bring their websites to life. 

If you are building a website to showcase your creative work, you can use  Adobe Portfolio to create beautiful portfolio websites that can also be connected to the Behance platform.If you are building one-page websites, such as photo stories, newsletters, or landing pages, you can use  Adobe Spark Page to create beautiful responsive web pages with your own unique brand."

Adobe explained that users will still be able to open Muse on their Mac or Windows computers, as well as edit or create new websites in the app. But, after May 20, 2019, there will no longer be any compatibility updates or fixes to bugs that could appear when users publish a Muse-created website.