Hey everyone! I’m looking to upgrade our WordPress setup. We’ve been using the same page builder for ages, but it’s getting slow. Our team has different tech skills, so we need something easy to use.
What page builders are you all loving right now? I’m after something that’s:
- Super fast
- Packed with features
- Easy for newbies
I’ve heard about Bricks and Elementor. Are they any good? What about Divi or WPBakery?
Our sites are pretty big. We’re talking hundreds of pages, thousands of posts, and lots of custom stuff. So it needs to handle that well.
Any recommendations? What’s working well for you? Thanks!
From my experience, Bricks Builder has been a game-changer for performance-focused WordPress sites. It’s relatively new but packs a punch. The code output is clean and lightweight, resulting in blazing-fast load times even for complex layouts.
While it might not have the extensive library of pre-built templates that some other builders offer, its intuitive interface makes it accessible for both beginners and advanced users. The learning curve isn’t as steep as Oxygen, but it offers more flexibility than Elementor.
For large sites with hundreds of pages, Bricks’ efficient resource usage really shines. It doesn’t bog down the backend like some heavier builders can. Plus, its dynamic data capabilities are fantastic for handling custom post types and complex content structures.
Ultimately, if performance is your top priority without sacrificing user-friendliness, Bricks is worth serious consideration.
i’ve been using oxygen builder for a while now and it’s pretty awesome. super lightweight and fast, plus it’s got a ton of features. the learning curve is a bit steep tho, so maybe not great for total beginners. but once you get the hang of it, its amazing for big sites. definitely worth checkin out!
As someone who’s managed large WordPress sites for years, I’ve tried most page builders out there. Currently, I’m really impressed with Gutenberg, especially with its Full Site Editing capabilities. It’s become incredibly powerful and performant since its introduction.
For your needs, Gutenberg could be ideal. It’s built right into WordPress, so there’s no extra bloat. Performance is excellent, even on massive sites. The block system is intuitive for beginners but offers deep customization for pros.
One big advantage is future-proofing. As the official WordPress editor, it’s constantly improving and will have long-term support. Plus, it’s free, which is a bonus for large-scale deployments.
If you need more advanced features, there are plenty of Gutenberg-enhancing plugins that won’t slow you down like traditional page builders might. Just my two cents based on recent experiences!