We see it as HEADER, NAVIGATION, BODY, SIDEBAR, FOOTER. Think about how most users see a WordPress template. Also, many WordPress design logic isn’t obvious.Doesn’t automatically spin up a “WordPress theme” for you.If you have an existing site and want to be able to build a new design and actually see your content taking on the new design…this tool doesn’t really allow that. I think most people trying to do custom designs are people who already have existing sites and now looking for more flexibility. But it’s not the same.ĭue to this issue, I just don’t see it working well for many users. Sure, you can copy over some text and images to make it “realistic”, and there’s also a nice PREVIEW function that lets you see the page in your browser. So you can’t see how it looks with your content. All the design work is done on your local computer and not connected to your website.
You can’t see how design looks with your existing content.It’s more that there’s a big enough learning curve that makes it too unwieldy for average users. I wouldn’t say this tool is too hard to use or hard to learn. Again…I didn’t even study the documentation, I just jumped right in and got lost almost immediately. I’m accustomed to the logic of building things in sections. I couldn’t find basic tools for drawing boxes and color and what not. For this to be a serious WordPress theme-builder, all new projects should default as “New theme” or at least have that in the listed options. When you try to start “new”, it offers you mostly options for single HTML page layouts (but with attached CSS styling). Instead of feeling like a box of toys, it felt like a field of mines…just wrong clicks everywhere. Everything I clicked on was wrong or unhelpful. While it may be better and clearer than a typical pagebuilder…it doesn’t appear easier.
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