DIVI with Divi builder, most themes come out with Visual Composer, but I think Visual composer is more complex for a newbie than Divi builder, there is Beaver builder, which is paid I think.
DIVI with Divi builder, most themes come out with Visual Composer, but I think Visual composer is more complex for a newbie than Divi builder, there is Beaver builder, which is paid I think.
Yes they are more simple, i prefer Visual Composer. It has so much options in it, but after learning it for a few hours to days its very nice and usefull.
I would always stick with paid versions, you can do much more and dont have that stress. If you want low budget site then use a free theme there are a few decent out there. But be aware some are such a crap the developer were not interested in SEO so they make it sometimes kind of hard to change every heading etc. I had a free theme for a site design was good but you could not really make any further changes. After checking for seo i found out they did not even knew that there should only be one h1 heading...
It just depends on your purpose. Often the simpler things are the better option. Its overwhelming if you are new to a theme or composer sometimes.
Try to stick to a suitable one and make a few pages/sites and learn.
Another thing to mention is that with these composers the sites are a bit slower in performance. If you just want a one pager with fast speed then stick to simple theme.
I've had a lot of issues with DIVI. Maybe it's user defective. I ended up just hiring a freelancer to custom build a drag / drop wp theme. It cost me a bit of money but was worth the hours it saved me. Well worth the $600 I paid.
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