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It’s no secret that designing websites with a mobile-first approach is an essential aspect of web design. Since Google changed its algorithm on how websites are scored with its mobile-first index, it has become increasingly important to use a theme for your WordPress website that looks great...
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Is your website not performing well on mobile devices? Poor layout or slow loading times can cause users to leave your site before they even engage with your content. In today’s mobile-first world, a responsive website is no longer just an option—it’s a necessity. Whether you’re...
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After years of watching clients struggle with clunky, one-size-fits-all designs, we’ve learned that a great website needs to fit perfectly into any screen it meets, no matter how great the design is. Many see responsive design as a technical maze, but in this post, we’ll try to guide...
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In web design, responsive design is not optional—it’s essential. With most users accessing websites on smaller screens, making content responsive is critical to providing an optimal user experience. Divi has long supported responsive editing, but with the release of the Divi 5 Public Alpha,...
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With Divi 5, responsive editing gets simpler. The new Responsive Editor puts device, hover, and sticky states in one panel so you can see and adjust everything in context and at a much faster pace. In this post, we’ll explore how the Responsive Editor works and how it benefits your workflow....
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Divi 5 is now officially out of the Public Beta phase. It launches with an entirely new framework rebuilt from the ground up, moving away from shortcode-based content storage to a modern, block-editor-like format and layout system. This modular approach delivers faster performance, cleaner code,...
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Welcome back to the Divi 5 Mastery Course. In Parts 5–9, we built the coworking space website’s homepage, header, footer, global templates, and core inner pages. Then, in Parts 10–11, we strengthened those layouts with Flexbox and CSS Grid. Responsiveness was part of the build all along, but...
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In Part 5 of our Mastering Flexbox series, we showed you how to use Display Order and Wrap Reverse in Divi 5 to create more intentional mobile stacking flows without duplicating sections or writing custom CSS for common reordering patterns. Now, in Part 6, we’re bringing the workflow...
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Tables are a great way to organize data to make it readable. They’re good for displaying addresses, product features, inventory, schedules, statistics, and more. Due to the nature of tables needing space to display data correctly they are difficult to make responsive. Do tables need to be...
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Responsive web design was first introduced to us by Ethan Marcotte in a 2010 post published on A List Apart entitled (as you might expect) Responsive Web Design. In the very same year – in fact, just a few weeks earlier – the iPad became the first of the current wave of mobile tablet...
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Did you know that over 50 percent of internet traffic comes from mobile devices? That means that the mobile version of your website is extremely important, and may even be the primary way someone will visit your page. Making sure that your website is responsive and mobile-friendly is an essential...
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Website navigation is an integral part of any website. Your menus will show your customers and visitors the best way to get the information they need from your site. We’ve compiled a list of the best WordPress menu plugins for you. We’ve got drag-and-drop builders, custom design panels,...
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