This way, even if our test sites use two different page builders, they will look identical, allowing you to see how each one works. Both examples have the Astra theme installed using the free Astra Growth Bundle starter site, if you're wondering where the design comes from. Completely updated by This article has proven to be very popular with our readers, so rather than replace it with something else, we decided to update it to reflect today. This article was last updated in July . As we all know, a lot happens in a year, so we've completely updated it to reflect the newest versions of Elementor and Beaver Builder .
We tested it on version . and some things have changed. These changes have viber data been reflected further in this article. Beaver Builder was version . when we originally wrote this article. It's now at version .. Check out the changelogs to see how much has changed in that time. Elementor vs Beaver Builder: Interface This section should come first because you will be spending most of your time in the page builder editing interface. If it's not fast and intuitive for you, your productivity will drop like a stone, which is the opposite of what a page builder should do! Both of these page builders offer robust, bug-free interfaces that are pretty fast, so you're unlikely to notice a difference in this regard.
But while both are visual, front-end page builders, they approach the interface slightly differently, and that may influence your decision. There is no right or wrong choice between Elementor and Beaver Builder . It will likely come down to personal preference. Let's see... Elementor Interface Elementor divides your screen into two main sections: - Live preview of your design on the right. - The sidebar where you can access page elements. You can drag and drop them directly from this menu or select and add them in the usual way.