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Avada 8 Sandbox Feedback
During May, we launched the Avada 8 sandbox testing phase, inviting a select group of users to get hands-on with our new live builder. The goal was to gather early feedback while some prominent features are still in development, and so far, it’s been a valuable process.

We’ve seen strong, constructive responses from participants. There’s been a clear sense of excitement about the direction of Avada 8, particularly the greater control, cleaner markup and CSS, and more modern workflows. At the same time, we’ve received helpful feedback around several areas we want to explore further:
The goal wasn’t just about showing off what’s coming—it was also about shaping the future of Avada. With major features still in development, the feedback we’ve received so far is already helping us refine and elevate the user experience and workflow. Use the survey below to make your voice heard by providing our team with real-world user feedback.
Looking Ahead: What’s Next?
As we continue to shape the Avada 8 roadmap, the feedback from sandbox testers will help guide our next development steps. While some features are still in progress, we’re actively working on several key tools behind the scenes. Here’s a quick look at what’s coming:
The next significant milestone will be an installable alpha version of Avada 8, enabling a wider group of users to test it in their environments and continue shaping the future of the builder. We don’t have a firm date for that just yet, but all of our development efforts are now focused on reaching that point.
Thanks to everyone participating in the sandbox—we’re making excellent progress together. More updates will be announced soon!
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TL; DR
The Avada 8 sandbox testing phase allowed selected users to provide valuable feedback on the new Avada Live Builder. Early reactions are overwhelmingly positive, particularly regarding improved control, cleaner code, and modern workflows. Key user requests include a streamlined client mode, UI enhancements, developer tools, and clarity on the back-end builder.
Upcoming features include a CSS Variable Manager, an advanced Font Manager, and Custom Breakpoints. An installable alpha version is the next milestone—no release date yet, but development is actively progressing.