Elementor

Elementor interface is awesome. It is very user-friendly. The best thing about elementor is you don't need to buy a website template which can cost around 60 to 100 US dollars. While elementor yearly pricing starts from 39 US dollars and you can design website as per your need. That's amazing. I love the lottie feature most. My website is attractive and speed.

Sometimes while updating the website it loads slowly and does not have enough templates. Forms are not attractive.

I like everything about this page builder because it's simply amazing. Elementor has very helpful features and functionality that a developer needs to design a custom web page. For example, by using widgets I can design a section or element in just a few clicks. I really like how this page builder uses the column and row. Responsive design is pretty amazing with elementor. I have a total of 3 devices control, mobile, desktop, and tablet. All I need to do just, select the screen size and start doing the design for the other devices, that's so easy. A non-tech person can easily play with elementor, that's why all my clients love this page builder a lot.

In elementor latest version, I've noticed few annoying bugs. The design I create with elementor, it does not work perfectly in all browsers. All-time I can see the expected preview in google chrome, but in other browsers like Firefox or Microsoft edge, design CSS does not work. There is another big problem I've noticed on elements. Whenever I made a change from the back-end, I update the web page but it does not work because of useless conflicts. The plugin often creates conflict with other important plugins.

There are some good-looking ready-made designs and there are many external plugins to support Elementor where it is flawed - and yes, it truly needs all the support it can get.

Usability is horrible, especially after using some better, more functional website builders. It offers quite many ways to modify content, but the user interface is lightyears behind the modern ones. Even the pro version (which became much more expensive for developers this year) lacks many many basic elements and functionalities, and those have to be bought elsewhere. Every time I have to deal with this software it drives me mad, and it is not a question of not using enough time learning it, on the contrary. I have wasted way too many precious life hours trying to build things with Elementor, only ending up frustrated and noticing that what I wanted to do is not possible. I wish I could get a refund for the dev license, goodbye money.