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Breakdance is easy to learn!
I personally think it’s one of the easiest page builders to get used to. It is also MUCH MUCH better than its competition in pretty much EVERY metric and criteria.
So why not start, right?
Here’s the thing. If you’re looking for tips and tricks, and general usage of Breakdance, you can learn it on this tutorial, and straight from the horse’s mouth on the Breakdance YouTube channel.
Additionally, even I have a FREE course that goes through all the basics of making a Woocommerce website with Breakdance.
And you know what? You can just install the free version of Breakdance and just play around with it. It’s super easy to understand, and super easy to use when making layouts quickly.
Of course, that doesn’t mean everything is all just there ready for you at your fingertips, you’ll still have to learn some things, but overall, it’s not that hard.
Then why the course?
This course is for freelancers and agencies
The difference between DIYers and agencies is that agencies develop as per a client approved proof.
It’s a very important distinction. DIYers can just compromise on design easily, compromise on functionality, etc. However with agencies, you would be sticking to a protocol and working off of a client approved design proof.
This means that there are a lot of little things that need to be tweaked to fit the proof. More often than not, relying solely on a single page builder settings and options is not enough to deliver a fully actualized website. You’ll need some extra work to close that gap.
So we start with a great page builder, and build on that.

This brings us to Breakdance
Breakdance is a great page builder that balances easy-as-pie options and UI with highly advanced features for the more experienced developer.
If you’ve experienced sluggish, laggy site building, or trouble with optimization using your current builder (Divi, Elementor, etc)
or if you find yourself at the mercy of third party add-ons to make new modules or layouts for you,
or if you have client handover anxiety because they will have to launch the builder to make text and image changes,
Using Breakdance to make great client-ready websites
You’ll be able to see the full curriculum below, but here’s how the course is different from any other page builder (not just Breakdance) course you’ll find.
This course covers not only basic Breakdance usage, but also the FULL web design process from the brief to design to development to deployment.
If you need extra code, the course explains how to do it, and what to do. (Note: there’s also an agency bundle course that offers everything in one)
This course covers element studio, Breakdance’s custom module builder, and ACF (Advanced Custom Fields), migration, and maintenance – Everything you will need to run a web design agency based off of Breakdance and make beautiful client websites.
Pre-answered questions
What’s the expected skill level to start?
Beginner where you know how to use any page builder is more than enough.
Will I be able to keep up with all the code?
I explain everything, and provide all the code involved. I also have a bundle course where I teach (almost) EVERYTHING you will ever need for professional WordPress design/development, so have a look at that.
How much Breakdance do you teach?
I go over all the aspects of using Breakdance. I don’t go over every single module though, but you can figure that out yourself in your own time.
Where do I get Breakdance?
The only place to get it is on the official site. I am also an affiliate, so if you click on this link to purchase Breakdance, I get a finders’ fee for your purchase. Breakdance offers unlimited sites for just the annual flat fee, so it’s great for agency work.
What other plugins will I need?
Best case would be having ACF pro. You can make do without it, but ACF pro is really good to have anyway. The products I make in this course use an LMS plugin, but it’s good for demonstrating how to put together custom post types anyway, so you don’t necessarily have to follow along with everything on that.
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