Reply To: Page Builder of Choice
I use WordPress with the Beaver Builder theme and plugin.
That’s the result of trying a lot of things.
I took a weekend course at a university to learn some basic HTML way back when.
Eventually found Dreamweaver. Remember them?
Then moved to WordPress. Tried a lot of themes.
Here’s something you should know.
I struggle with all the techy stuff.
I probably know enough CSS to wreck a site. LOL
The thing about Beaver Builder is that you can make a site that doesn’t look like it’s in WordPress.
Have you noticed? WordPress sites all look pretty much alike.
The tech support at BB is great, too.
I used OptimizePress for a couple of years, but they had a habit of upgrading their theme without updating their training.
And when I contacted tech support, it took longer and longer to get a decent reply. Sometimes it would take several messages for them to tell me what I needed to know.
A whole week would go by before I could solve something.
Bottom line is that if you’re comfortable with CSS and JavaScript, then you don’t have to be so choosy; but if the technical stuff is a challenge, then go with WP and BB.
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
The Mindful Writer - for deep and persuasive copy