Few platforms dominate their respective fields the way WordPress does.
With 42% of all the world’s websites built with it, WordPress’ market share is more than double that of Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, Joomla and Drupal combined. It’s also tied for the most widely used platform powering eCommerce websites. Woocommerce, WordPress’ flagship eCommerce plugin, powers 23% of all online stores, tied with Squarespace Online Stores.
So how exactly has WordPress solidified itself as the platform of choice for web creators?
Let’s get to pricing first. WordPress is completely free.
An open-source platform, web designers can leverage WordPress and its abundance of free plugins without worrying about being handed a bill.
Secondly, no other platform can be used to create websites as comprehensive and intricate as those built with WordPress.
If you’re envisioning a website with dozens, even hundreds of landing pages; the kind that features a dynamic blog, and, perhaps most importantly, one that will generate and support substantial traffic, WordPress could be your go-to platform.
By far the most seasoned of all CMS platforms, WordPress has been accompanying web designers since 2003. During that period, WordPress’ ecosystem has exploded. Thousands upon thousands of plugins have been created, all of which can be leveraged towards creating truly unique websites. Yet, nearly two decades since WordPress’ launch, the world of web design has undergone monumental changes.
Originally reserved exclusively for those who can code, the task of creating websites can now be undertaken by those with virtually no programming chops. However, the rather challenging nature of creating a WordPress website has remained unchanged:
WordPress was, and still is, a platform designed for those who can code. And therein lies the problem. Despite a number of available platforms offering users a code-free experience, not many can provide the end-result website that WordPress can.
This is where code-free WordPress site builders, such as Elementor come into play.
Launched in 2016 as just another WordPress plugin, Elementor quickly proved its weight in gold to WordPress web design devotees. Presenting users with an intuitive, drag-and-drop interface, Elementor has emerged as a powerful mediating tool; one which enables web designers to create a comprehensive WordPress website without needing to write a single line of code.
But code is only the first challenge solved by WordPress site builders such as Elementor.
They offer a number of tools that allow users to leverage WordPress’ unique structural elements, such as their templates and themes, towards creating stunning websites.
Check out this guide on how to get started with Elementor.
Elementor was designed to make WordPress site building simpler, and Fiverr was created to make just about everything simpler, so the two platforms are natural teammates.
Want to save time and improve your final product? Tag in an Elementor expert so that you can stay focussed on what you do best, while your Fiverr seller worries about building you the website your business deserves.
Plus, once the site is up and running, you can fill in the gaps, turning to experts in graphic design, copywriting, video creation and everything your site needs to accomplish what it was built to do.
