<b>No-code handoff: which builder survives a non-technical client</b>

<b>No-code handoff: which builder survives a non-technical client</b>
The builder you love might be the one your client breaks. I judge by handoff risk.

— Elementor: clients can edit text safely but drag a column and the layout collapses; high "oops" rate.
— Gutenberg with locked patterns: you can lock blocks so clients edit content, not structure.
— Bricks: powerful, but one wrong global-class edit cascades across the whole site.

<b>Pros (Gutenberg locking):</b> template_lock and block locking genuinely fence clients in.
<b>Cons:</b> less visual flair than a full builder.
<b>Pros (Elementor):</b> familiar, but needs role-based editing add-ons to be safe.

<b>Best for:</b> Gutenberg with locked patterns for client self-edits; full builders only when you keep editing rights.