
Unblock vs Kadence Blocks: I Built the Same Site on Both
I rebuilt the same client homepage on Unblock and Kadence Blocks. Kadence won Lighthouse and lock-in, Unblock won markup, AI build speed and price. Full results.
Kadence Blocks tutorials that go past the block settings. Every guide here solves a real client problem with the free Kadence Blocks plugin, a little CSS and, where needed, a short snippet you can copy. No extra plugins unless I say so.
Layouts: responsive table with Row Layout, 3 column slider with Swiper, timeline block with CSS only, before and after image comparison.
Forms and popups: block free email domains in Kadence Forms, open a popup after a form is submitted.
Interactive content: switch images with Kadence Tabs, quick support widget with a Blocksy popup.

I rebuilt the same client homepage on Unblock and Kadence Blocks. Kadence won Lighthouse and lock-in, Unblock won markup, AI build speed and price. Full results.

I rebuilt one real client homepage pixel perfect on six WordPress builders and measured code, speed, AI build time, lock in and price. Here is the ranking.
Hello People, I was asked on a client site that they only want to accept non-public emails, basically,…
This was one of my most wished features of Kadence to have some type of timeline block but…
Hello again Block Editor Folks, Here I am with a new and creative recipe on how to create…
A responsive Kadence Blocks table built from Row Layout, so any cell can hold buttons, icons or images. Free copy paste code, and when the native Table (Adv) block is the better pick.
Hello Block Editor Lovers, In this blog, I will show you how you can trigger a Kadence Conversion…
Turn a Kadence Row Layout into a 3 column slider that moves one slide at a time, using Swiper and a few lines of free code. No extra slider plugin, and every section stays fully editable.
In this tutorial, we are going to create a Quick Support / Feels like Live Chat widget using…
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