Product which relies on HTML standards only and does not incorporate Flash, is not meant to replace existing web design tools like Flash Or Dreamweaver but to still remain with them, enhancing Adobe's position as a leader in the future of Web World & infrastructure, especially as HTML5 becomes rapidly important in the world of mobiles. The following month, Adobe launched  Flash-to-HTML5 converter, a first step towards supporting HTML5. Adobe is also backing up that position with the launch of Adobe Edge, and promises fast-paced updates to the software to keep up with frequent changes to HTML5 itself.

It's the first professional class HTML5 editing tool in the market now days and is recently available for free, as the company (Adobe System) is looking for The feedback from developers soon.