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Building layouts in Divi continues to become more advanced and intuitive. You can now place modules inside other modules with Nested Modules. You can also put rows inside rows; these are called Nested Rows. Both give you more design freedom, and both sound pretty similar when you first hear about...
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Blind and low-vision users use screen readers to browse the web. These tools read your site out loud. Screen readers can only work with what your code tells them about the component. The site might work fine for sighted visitors who don’t use assistive technology, but it becomes a mess for anyone...
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A great website doesn’t just display information, it also provides valuable insights. It responds to you. People who interact with your site expect instant feedback confirming their actions have been registered. Without these small responses, visitors get frustrated and leave. In this post,...
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Divi 5 rolled out three productivity features: Extend Attributes, Find And Replace, and Inspector. They all help you work faster, and at first glance, they might look like they overlap. But each one handles different situations. In this post, we’ll walk you through what separates them and...
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Popups get a bad reputation, but that’s only because most websites misuse them. When you build them with purpose and timing in mind, they turn casual browsers into subscribers and window shoppers into buyers. We’ll show you five ways to use popups people want to see. As a bonus,...
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Grid recently became an integrated part of Divi 5, bringing a different approach to building layouts. Grid gives you control over both horizontal and vertical placement simultaneously. That flexibility comes with a trade-off: there are way more settings to understand. The Visual Builder now...
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CSS Grid gives you two-dimensional control so you can place items exactly where they belong, instead of fighting stacks and columns. It’s like giving your page a simple map where you can drop elements into clear spots and let the grid handle the layout. In this post, you’ll learn how to use...
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Flexbox dropped in Divi 5 a few weeks ago, and Grid followed soon after. Both tools control how your content is arranged on the page, providing you with two solid options to build layouts. But how are they different? They appear quite similar at first glance. This post breaks down the differences...
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Websites packed with content can quickly feel overwhelming. Carousels solve this by allowing you to display multiple pieces without cramming everything onto a single screen. People can browse at their own pace while you keep pages looking clean. We’ll show you how they work for websites,...
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Website animations meant slow load times and choppy playback, forcing you to choose between compressed GIFs that looked terrible or massive video files that sent visitors running. Lottie changed that dynamic. These tiny JSON-based motion graphics scale to any screen size without losing quality and...
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Motion grabs attention much better than static images. Many people avoid adding animated graphics because they think it means installing lots of extra plugins, downloading big files that slow things down, or learning code. Lottie animations are different. They stay sharp at any size, load fast, and...
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Animations can make your sites feel alive, but most designers avoid them because they slow down loading speeds. The choice seems simple: either you get a website that crawls or a fast-loading one that feels flat and lifeless. Well, that used to be the case until Lottie arrived. This post covers...
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