Elementor Review | WordPress Page Builder

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Channel: Anthony Godinho · 2018 · Howto & Style

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This is a video Review on Elementor which is among the best WordPress Page Builders in the market. I’ve been using Elementor to rebuild my website and I fiind it so much easier compared to the traditional way of creating a website. Elementor is free to use, but it also has a premium or PRO version with many additional features, widgets, and templates. 

If you’re serious about building your website, I would highly recommend getting the PRO version. It is reasonably-priced. With Elementor you can you can build your website from scratch using the variety of building blocks called widgets. Alternatively, you can use many of the pre-made Blocks like headers, footers, hero sections, etc. All these widgets and blocks can be fully-customized to make your website look unique. 

If you don’t want to build your website from scratch, you have the option to choose from a vast library of webpage templates. You will find page templates, in variety of niches, for pages like Home, About, one-page Landing pages, Portfolio, Lead Capture, Services, and many others. You can check the link below to see a full list of webpage templates as well as demo pages for these templates. 

Apart from being able to build your website easily, you can also use some of the cool features of Elementor like entrance animations and hover animations which can be applied to sections, blocks and specific elements. With the importance of websites nowadays being mobile-responsive and mobile-friendly, Elementor is designed to give you the flexibility to specifically design your website for desktop as well as mobile devices. 

Elementor is designed to work with most WordPress themes, however, no all themes will be compatible. When choosing a WP theme, look for a theme that is structurally well build and has a clean code. Some of the themes that are recommended include Astra, GeneratePress, OceanWP, and Twenty Sixteen. 

Though I found Elementor easy to use, it is packed with a lot of features and functionality which may overwhelm you at first. So I would highly recommend that you take the time to learn about the basics and then move to the advanced features of Elementor. It is very important that you understand the concept of sections and columns which is fundamental to Elementor. 

If you don’t understand how sections and columns work, you may find it quite frustrating when building your website. I will be dedicating a tutorial specifically covering sections and columns. Check the link below to download Elementor for free as well as my Elementor tutorials.

- Elementor Pro Plugin: https://bit.ly/Get-Elementor-Pro
- Elementor Cloud Hosting: https://bit.ly/Get-Elementor-Cloud-Hosting

- WordPress Tutorials: http://bit.ly/WordPress-Tutorials
- Elemento Review & Tutorials: http://bit.ly/Elementor-Review-Tutorials

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MUSIC: Club by Andrew Huang
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AFFILIATE DISCLAIMER: If you use the link above to purchase Elementor Pro. I may earn a commission as a Elementor affiliate. This recommendation and review is based on my firsthand experience using this product myself.

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