In reply to Rhys Clay.

We're more an old school coder than a designer. Been using wordpress for client sites since 2006. I was not a fan of Gutenberg in fact despised wordpress for introducing it. It seemed harder for clients and there's just too many conflicts appearing, especially when we updated older sites with a lot of plugins. Recently we decided to put it to the test and build a couple fresh large woocommerce sites with a clean Astra theme, using Gutenberg as the layout/editing tool, just adding in coblocks and ultimate addons, with just a modest amount of hand css as needed. After a couple days with it, I've become a huge fan! The performance overhead is very modest (unlike elementor and evil tools like divi) and it seems stable at last. Finally, I can see why they've done it. I love this blocks concept. The secret is to keep things lean, mean and not have too many third party blocks running.