Avada Websites are common because the Avada Theme is one of the most popular WordPress themes. I’ve worked with it many (too many ?) times. One of the reasons, it seems to me, is that they offer a lot of Avada Website pre-built sites. But another reason is that many “designers” like to lock clients into a permanent […]
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I just completed a client website upgrade from Awful Avada to Astra + Elementor. I kept the looks of the site that had been built with Avada by using Astra + Elementor. It didn’t really look great on mobile devices although it did stack and size somewhat. In particular, the picture header was not mobile responsive
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I do a lot of websites every year. I try to use the best WordPress theme update for speed and functionality. I also work on a lot of websites fixing things for other “website design and development” companies that screw things up. Recently I went through a phone interview with one of them because they were
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How do you fix Difficult to Edit Non Responsive Websites, on a tight budget? In other words, on the cheap. ? Recently, a client I picked up a couple of years ago to provide some fixes to particular performance and responsive issues came to me because they simply couldn’t easily edit, update and manage the content themselves and they
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This week I updated an old Flash website for a client. The old Flash website had resulted in some crazy Google search results! The client and I looked at several websites that she liked from similar local businesses. She really liked one site that featured the nav menu in a panel on the side of
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It’s fairly common for people who have built sites with one of the popular drag and drop website builders to want a more robust site in WordPress. From Sitebuilder to Elementor is one of those stories. Sitebuilder is a popular “build it yourself” drag and drop website builder. It appears to be the “go-to” website
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I recently had a client come to me with 2 websites. One was built by a WordPress consultant and one that she had built herself using a page builder theme template. Her complaint was that she was totally unable to edit and update the website built by the consultant but she was completely comfortable updating
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Elementor websites make it really easy to collaborate with clients. Amy came to me because of the work I had done for a friend of hers, Matt Lamposa. She had a Bluehost site with the usual plethora of Bluehost crap. Like GoDaddy, Hostgator, etc, Bluehost loads you up with a marketplace plugin, lots of ‘buy
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Elementor Nav Menu, Widgets and Full One Page Websites First Post Using New Elementor Post Widgets – Part of the Coming Theme Builder https://fastfixwebdesign.com/99-elementor-pro-websites/Kevin Thomas Productions was an interesting opportunity to use several powerful features of Elementor and Elementor Pro. Kevin has a production company that promotes bands and books them into different gigs. When
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A fair number of my clients come to me with a partially finished website that they had built by someone or some company in a low wage country. Most often their comments are something like “they didn’t seem to understand what I wanted”. Similarly, a number of my new clients have also picked a “WordPress
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