WordPress blocks theme πŸ‘€

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Hi guys, I've developed somethemes 5 years ago, but now seems many people uses blocks gutenberg. It's worth it?
I mean, do you ever developed any websites using blocks?
What's your feedback? Pros and Cons?

PS. also if can share somes starter UI themes blocks will be very helpful πŸ™

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3 Comments
  1. Blocks are awesome, you don’t even need a pre-made theme. Here is my current workflow when building custom sites with Blocks:

    1. Stand up a fresh WordPress instance (Usually in Local)
    2. Install the “Create Block Theme” plugin by the wordpress team
    3. Use the Create Block theme to create a blank block theme
    4. Go to the FSE editor and customized colors, typography, etc..
    5. Create the Templates I need in the FSE block editor
    6. Start building pages

    You can also throw in Kadence Blocks or GenerateBlocks for some extra power, but you really don’t need a pre-made theme. This keeps everything extremely light-weight and customizable.

    If you need deeper functionality such as custom post types, meta values, etc. you can hop into functions.php from there. You can also create custom blocks and such. There’s still plenty of room for custom code, but for the base theme templates themselves you really don’t need anything but the block editor.

  2. You can build something decent with core blocks.

    I find I typically end up building custom blocks for the clients, with nesting and inner blocks and all to the point where I’m giving them a custom page builder within Gutenberg,

    Then I setup templates and give them control over it.

    They can edit to their hearts content and can always reset each template to the one I created if things break.

 

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