nupa
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The best of page builders.
It brought the end of the theme industry.
the sum of all themes in itself.
It brought the end of the theme industry.
the sum of all themes in itself.
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gorillafreak
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Sorry mate, but its true, I love gutenberg as what else everybody need to makeover, a website can be quick with whatever you can do faster with, I love opencart with Journal hell of options and unlimited tools
I paid for it, mostly for the support tbh. If not, i would've just got it from here!
Most of the site i work with at the moment are built with Elementor. I've personally tested Divi, WP Bakery, and Elementor. And, by far WP Bakery is a crap, and Elementor comes on top in terms of light-weight and overall features
100% Agree with you!
For me Elementor is easy and quick to use for simple web
1 - Install WP
2 - Install Elementor Pro
3 - Import Envato Elementor Kit
4 - Done
But for full custom project, usually i use oxygen builder
1 - Install WP
2 - Install Elementor Pro
3 - Import Envato Elementor Kit
4 - Done
But for full custom project, usually i use oxygen builder
DCDev
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Used it at first glance as it looked easy to build a website with. Then I introduced myself to Oxygen and never looked back. Even to the point of converting my Elementor sites into Oxygen. I would say it's probably the best site builder available to date.
Good day all
I voted NO, because:
Elementor is heavy.
Elementor has plenty of no-necessary things.
For me, Gutenberg with an extra plugin on a light theme is enough for me and my clients (in biz since 2005)
No serious company or website uses a heavy site builder, look around you, see the big names, does adobe or Microsoft or any google services use a builder!
Did you notice something in common between those big sites?
I bet you did but somehow you ignored it.
They are all clean, clear, simple, with 2 colors... They are made to convert, convince and sell, not to IMPRESS and dance.
Ask yourself this:
DOES any corporate company use Elementor or any fancy builder?
By corporate, I mean a company that has 10+ employees.
If you plan on creating sites that convert, you need sites with LESS distraction, you know, to convert!
I'm amazed how most are in love with Elementor (and other unnecessary builders) with all the fancy flashy moving dancing themes,
YET NOBODY is asking the most important question;
Why do serious websites have 2 colors and yours have many, why all these dancing buttons? are you trying to seduce a beautiful girl or convince a client that you are serious enough?
Elementor to me seems like tuning for already fine simple cars, it turns a car from a serious-looking one to a kitschy, flashy, and noisy one.
I can keep going... It is all about marketing and conversion rates, not design or beauty!
Just my 2 cents.
Cheers.
NoBs
I voted NO, because:
Elementor is heavy.
Elementor has plenty of no-necessary things.
For me, Gutenberg with an extra plugin on a light theme is enough for me and my clients (in biz since 2005)
No serious company or website uses a heavy site builder, look around you, see the big names, does adobe or Microsoft or any google services use a builder!
Did you notice something in common between those big sites?
I bet you did but somehow you ignored it.
They are all clean, clear, simple, with 2 colors... They are made to convert, convince and sell, not to IMPRESS and dance.
Ask yourself this:
DOES any corporate company use Elementor or any fancy builder?
By corporate, I mean a company that has 10+ employees.
If you plan on creating sites that convert, you need sites with LESS distraction, you know, to convert!
I'm amazed how most are in love with Elementor (and other unnecessary builders) with all the fancy flashy moving dancing themes,
YET NOBODY is asking the most important question;
Does it convert users to buyers?
Why do serious websites have 2 colors and yours have many, why all these dancing buttons? are you trying to seduce a beautiful girl or convince a client that you are serious enough?
Elementor to me seems like tuning for already fine simple cars, it turns a car from a serious-looking one to a kitschy, flashy, and noisy one.
I can keep going... It is all about marketing and conversion rates, not design or beauty!
Just my 2 cents.
Cheers.
NoBs
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