The Gutenberg editor is notable for how easy it is to use, and its innovative minimalism, which adapts the creation of contributions to the modern internet landscape. Gutenberg is fast, efficient, and easy to use. WordPress beginners in particular will adapt quickly and will be able to create decent articles in no time. The developers’ design philosophy is actually noticeable and easy to comprehend if you test the tool extensively.
There are many negative reviews that criticize Gutenberg. The fact that it isn’t compatible with older websites and plugins make people skeptical about WordPress’s attempt to make content creation more accessible to less technically savvy people. Many also complain that Gutenberg’s minimalist approach is trying to solve a problem with WordPress that simply doesn’t exist. Gutenberg should therefore remain a plugin instead of being integrated into the core and being forced onto users. However, that is exactly what the developers intend to do.
At this point, it should be pointed out once again that the Gutenberg editor is still in a beta version. Changes and improvements to the editor are to be expected, as well as new problems that come along with an important software change. Therefore, the following advantages and disadvantages refer explicitly to version 3.6.2 as of August 30, 2018.