Smarter Design in Duda: Editor 2.0 & Tabs Widget

Why Editor 2.0 Changes the Game

From the first click, Editor 2.0 feels faster. The interface responds quicker, and everyday actions take fewer steps. Where designers once needed three or four clicks to complete a task, many are now done in one. That alone saves time, especially on large builds.



Breakpoints used to create friction, often requiring creative workarounds to make sure mobile and desktop versions played nice together. Now, each breakpoint—desktop, tablet, and mobile—can be edited independently. Mobile adjustments no longer affect the desktop layout. This makes it easier to polish every version without compromise.

Inside the Advanced Tabs Widget

One standout feature in Editor 2.0 is the upgraded tabs widget. Instead of being locked into a fixed format, the new version is built using columns and inner columns. This allows greater freedom in layout and design.



You can drop in just about any widget—text, images, videos, accordions—and the layout holds up across breakpoints. On mobile, longer tab titles can create layout challenges, but font size adjustments help resolve this. And since this widget is still in beta, it will likely get even better.

Practical Use Cases for Businesses

The tabs widget solves a common problem: how to include more content without overwhelming the page. For businesses offering multiple services or step-by-step resources, this tool is especially useful.

For example, a company like FTC Oury Group, which offers both siding and windows, can use tabs to separate information cleanly. One tab for windows, one for siding, another for installation tips. The layout stays compact, and users can move between sections without scrolling through a wall of text.



It also works well for how-to content. In a recent project recreating a Tatcha skincare piece, the tabs would have been perfect for breaking out each step in a routine. Add a video in one tab, a product image in another, and a few tips in a third. The result is clean, clear, and user-friendly.

Real Benefits for Designers and Clients

Editor 2.0 gives design teams more flexibility and fewer limitations. Building pages now feels smoother. Fewer technical workarounds means more focus on creativity and client goals.

From a business perspective, this translates to faster delivery and better results. Designs can be polished across all devices without double work. Features like the tabs widget also help build in interactivity, which keeps users engaged and reduces bounce.



Clients benefit from faster site builds and more engaging layouts. They don’t need to settle for static pages or clunky formatting. Design teams can now deliver more thoughtful, interactive experiences without raising complexity.

Bottom Line

Duda’s Editor 2.0 opens the door to better workflows, cleaner designs, and more freedom to build creatively. Features like the advanced tabs widget give designers the flexibility they’ve been asking for, while also creating a better experience for users. It’s faster, more polished, and helps teams deliver results without compromise.