I'd be up for one!

I'm slightly biased, but I love ours over at Bloc:

I haven't used Muse, however, I found Webflow to be very intuitive and easy to use. You can check out the free tutorial we created over at Bloc on how to use it (https://www.bloc.io/tutorials/webflow-tutorial-design-responsive-sites-with-webflow#!/chapters/689).

I find it's great for exploring interactions and creating things rather quickly. I still love to hand-code most of my stuff, but for what it's worth, it's a great tool to learn and use.

Thanks for the tips! I'll work on the rollovers. I hadn't gotten the chance to check out some of the components. Going to continue exploring.

We just launched a new tutorial on how to build a website using Webflow.

You can check out the final product at bloc-jams.webflow.com/

Let us know your thoughts.

Alex, Thanks for checking it out! If you have any questions at all, feel free to reach out to me (joey@bloc.io).

+1. Been using LightPaper for a few months now, and it's perfect for my workflow. MacDown is fairly nice too though. Haven't had a chance to mess with it a lot just yet.

At Bloc, we teach and mentor apprentices in UX/UI design, in addition to full stack, front-end and mobile development.

We believe in learning by doing. Working with a one-on-one mentor, you can learn the fundamentals of design as well as build out a variety of projects that will help you craft the skills you need and want as a designer.

All of our mentors are full-time designers at startups, corporations, and some are freelancers, with many years of experience and a ton of expertise under their belts. All share a passion for teaching and sharing their knowledge.

If you're passionate about bettering yourself and learning UX/UI design, I'd highly recommend you check us out.

There's also a ton of other online resources you should explore, just as the others have mentioned. Here's a few more:

• Joel Marsh's UX Crash Course
• Udemy: Some free, some paid.
• Coursera: Depending on the time of year, there may be more or less.

If you ever have questions, shoot me an email at joey@bloc.io.