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Adobe Muse is Jekyll. It is an incredibly powerful tool. If you are a Ruby on Rails developer, any modular code can be used. If you put any dependencies in the page header (Asset Pipeline), you can config your code on each of the pages. Master Pages can bundle different configs. Mucows are XML (similar to SVGs) you can create embedded widgets by "including" bundles in the CDATA headers. Iframes, APIs can be set along side OAMs that are (Java bundles). Forms and validation can webhook to data binding. If you publish to Business Catalyst (Github), you have the option to save minified UI/UX to JSON. You can feed into React / JSX workflows, with any data binding hooks "Angular, Backbone, Ember". You can also push to container based AEM (instant mobile provisioning and deployment) and Docker workflows. If you have done any work with Polymer, the design patterns of componentization of bundled code are the same. The issues of global "bleed" and file size are minimized. It is the preferred way to work. Really developer friendly. If you look at the structure of how it works.