Thanks for the additional insight into WordPress, and congratulations again on a great and (for me) practical review. Best.

Hey Anthony,

Coding scares me too. I really don’t know a lot about coding, but Visual Composer is a huge help!

Thanks David it can take a several months to master WordPress, but really it’s the best CMS you can use.

Hey Roger,

Yeah $34 really is a great price for this WordPress plugin. I have been using it for a couple years now. I would gladly pay $100+ for it. It’s just that helpful.

The learning curve for Visual Composer is about 2 hours. There are loads and loads of video tutorials. The plugin also comes with all kinds of documentation, too.

Support is handled through their forms and through email. They typically get to your questions in 4 to 12 hours.

This does sound like a powerful tool at a most affordable price! As I was reading about all the features and things that can be done, I was expecting hundreds of dollars as a cost, but wow! Even I can afford $34!

I’m most certainly not a website designer, nor do I know any of the programming languages. How long do you think it would take me to learn how to use Visual Composer? Are we talking days, weeks, months? I assume there are some tasks that would be simpler to master than others?

You said 6 months of support is included. How is that support offered? Emails? Chats? How quickly can I expect a response?

Does this include any kind of training?

In any case, this sounds absolutely fabulous and extremely affordable.

Thanks for the suggestion!

Roger

Overall what you’ve written here is a resource I’m going to actually make practical use of rather than just read and comment on. That’s a real achievement. Before even drafting any comments to go on the page I reached a point in my reading where I said “I’ve got to bookmark this” because I knew it was going to help me. I am very impressed by what you’ve done here. Thank you.