What is a Framework?
Divi Theme
A theme has a specific style used throughout the website. A Framework is something used to mold the style.
Where do you start?
With the Divi Framework. It is the ideal place to begin to take in the whole concept of building a website. With no knowledge of code, or how a website works, you can build one with the Divi Framework. It is specifically designed for the do-it-yourself take charge person or organization.
We’re faced with a changing world. In the last two or three years we have seen nothing but change. Different ways of doing things. Whoever thought you would order groceries online, or read an electronic book instead of a paper one. We use systems and software constantly. It takes time to get to know the software and how it works.
There is a learning curve with the Divi Theme. But this is the fun part because you have a community of users of the Divi Theme. The Divi Theme is the most used theme in the world.
The whole structure of the framework is a different way to work on a website. This blog post is written using the Divi Visual Builder, as I’m entering text into the text module, I can see how the text looks on the page directly. Of course there is more to building a website than entering text onto a page.
An Open Text Module
In the Divi Framework you have:
The Divi Library, predefined page layouts
The Divi Builder, layout modules then preview
The Visual Builder, use modules on the page directly
At first you might want to use the Divi Builder to become familiar with how the web page is laid out, and how the sections and modules work.
Modules
The framework pulls the components of the website into place. Initially, you can use the premade layouts in the Divi Library. Once you get used to how the modules work you’ll find you start creating your own specific style and layout with the Divi Framework.
