Each time a new version of WordPress rolls out, we’re all excited about getting to play with its new features. However, few versions in the past have caused as much buzz around them as WordPress 5.0. This is because of these two simple words: Gutenberg Editor.
Big changes in popular technologies such as your favourite CMS platform can be difficult to accept. However, even massively popular platforms such as WordPress need to adapt to the times, or risk losing market share. Gutenberg is a bold leap forward, and it’s not the only update that’s coming up.

The introduction of the Gutenberg brings a whole new approach to the way we develop and maintain WordPress websites. With the introduction of drag and drop platforms like Wix and Weebly, users are now looking for a more simple way to manage and maintain their websites. Whilst WordPress is one of the most intuitive and user-friendly platforms available today, up until now this type of feature wasn’t available without the purchase of additional plugins such as visual composer to extend the WordPress framework.