Avada vs Elementor (POLL)

[RuthlessAPKRebrands]

Avada vs Elementor, in your opinion, which is better?

 

[hashkiller]

Elementor all the way my guy

 

[RuthlessAPKRebrands]

Elementor all the way my guy

you tried Avada?

 

[hashkiller]

Just once and since then I have stuck to elementor

 

[RuthlessAPKRebrands]

Just once and since then I have stuck to elementor

got ya, basically done the same tried elementor but stuck with Avada. Just curious to know what others think so thanks for your post

 

[xsz]

None. Right now it's Bricks or Gutenberg. Performance is key.

 

[sweetpaseo]

None. Right now it's Bricks or Gutenberg. Performance is key.

I have websites A A score with GTMetrix results btw..

 

[xsz]

I have websites A A score with GTMetrix results btw..

Yes you can get good results with Elementor but it's harder, especially if you use a bloated theme.
Even if you build something from scrath on Elementor vs Bricks Builder, Bricks still wins because it loads less bloat.

 

[sweetpaseo]

Yes you can get good results with Elementor but it's harder, especially if you use a bloated theme.
Even if you build something from scrath on Elementor vs Bricks Builder, Bricks still wins because it loads less bloat.

Have you tried the new version of elementor yet?

 

[xsz]

Have you tried the new version of elementor yet?

New version? Elementor looks the same and feels the same to me for years.

 

[event_horizon]

Tried both , not a fan of any but I'd say Avada.

 

[RuthlessAPKRebrands]

I will say that I tried Elementor but it kicked my ass the entire time and never could make the first page lol

 

[ClayM]

Right now Elementor is the winner, because this builder is free and you will get the resource ( widget+addon) totally free and it will make easy for any non tech person build and maintain website

 

[funguy]

Is that even a fair comparison?

 

[Lekson]

I have tried both. If the internet connection in your country is slow., it is better you stay with Avada. I found Elementor frustrating with slow internet.

Avada all the way

 

[Saint Gabriel]

This shouldn't even be up for discussion.

Elementor paves the way, others follow.

 

[DatDudeUpStairs]

for starters if you want to say design and easy usage it's elementor by a large margin
for performance you have an easier time with elementor as well.

Buuuut elementor unfortunately has became a thorn with low performance hosts (most of the dudes out the know the knowhows) it takes an eternity to load all the data. Especially If you want to run a shop with low performance hosting.

Avada with low performance,
Elementor with Better Quality Hosting


Out of box options:
BricksBuilder
OxygenBuilder

 

[gigikent]

Deffinitely Elementor. Get the Pro, it opens up a whole array of options and it's the future, really.
I like both Elementor and WPBakery, altough WPB is a little old.

 

[amir]

I'm using Avada for years, more than 7 yrs, and i used elementor for some of my websites.
In my opinion there is no Theme like Avada in the market, it provide features and options for every aspect of website, But the problem is the performance and loading , its very heavy even in best webshostings and speed optimization.
The Elementor is not bad, its good because nowadays all plugins and themes want to be compliance with it. there are a lot of premade designs for it, but i think its features for designing is limited.

The main problem for both of them is the Js and being a page builder design. Because of these im testing Divi and Gutenberg in my new websites. Divi builder for static pages and Gutenberg for Blog, Divi is much faster than Avada but its features has some limitations which you should fix with some coding skills,, as i said i'm testing Divi and not move fully to it .

In the final thought , if you have a multiservice and big website , i choose Avada, and for small size website there isn't difference between avada and elementor, But if you want a professional and worldclass website your website should be over optimize and you should reduce the effects of pagebuilders and move slowly to custom codes, because if you disable avada builder or elementor your pages show some bunch of codes and thats not good

 

[DatDudeUpStairs]

I'm using Avada for years, more than 7 yrs, and i used elementor for some of my websites.
In my opinion there is no Theme like Avada in the market, it provide features and options for every aspect of website, But the problem is the performance and loading , its very heavy even in best webshostings and speed optimization.
The Elementor is not bad, its good because nowadays all plugins and themes want to be compliance with it. there are a lot of premade designs for it, but i think its features for designing is limited.

The main problem for both of them is the Js and being a page builder design. Because of these im testing Divi and Gutenberg in my new websites. Divi builder for static pages and Gutenberg for Blog, Divi is much faster than Avada but its features has some limitations which you should fix with some coding skills,, as i said i'm testing Divi and not move fully to it .

In the final thought , if you have a multiservice and big website , i choose Avada, and for small size website there isn't difference between avada and elementor, But if you want a professional and worldclass website your website should be over optimize and you should reduce the effects of pagebuilders and move slowly to custom codes, because if you disable avada builder or elementor your pages show some bunch of codes and thats not good

hmm, you might consider trying static builder for small static sites.
build using (elementor/elementor pro) after that change all the pages to static pages using static plugins
(don't use other addon plugins)
it will solve some problems for small sites