Item: Divi
Rating: 10
Author: Laura Glover

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Divi with almost all our website developments - it allows up to easily create beautiful website for our clients

Pros and Cons

Front end builder easy to design
Exportable and importable layouts and templates
Integration with wordpress and many plugins
Individual template builder to apply to certain post types
Add on cloud to store and sync your own designs, code snippets
Can create your own api licenses for different websites

SEO integration is not the best
Divi AI image generation can be improved
for some good modules (divi add ons) a licence need to be purchased

Return on Investment

Shortened the look and feel process by designing the webpage in situ
We can implement websites faster and cheaper.
Can re-use templates and layouts for different client's website
Clients are happy that they can edit their own website easily

Alternatives Considered

Elementor

I find Elementor very clunky and find Divi much more intuitive.

Also we purchased a lifetime license for Divi and can use it on unlimited websites, while Elementor there is a yearly subscription per site

Divi is great for front end designers and website developers. It is great as it has a visual editor and little to no HTML or CSS code is needed to create and maintain a beautiful website - easy for clients to use. But is not limited because the advanced settings allow you to add your own code. There are many layouts that are free which can inspire you or you can use in your web page designs.

Divi is a must use for any WordPress front-end developer or website designer

Overall Satisfaction with Divi

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Pros and Cons

Return on Investment

Alternatives Considered

Key Insights

Do you think Divi delivers good value for the price?

Are you happy with Divi's feature set?

Did Divi live up to sales and marketing promises?

Did implementation of Divi go as expected?

Would you buy Divi again?

Likelihood to Recommend

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