The Gutenberg block editor, introduced in WordPress 5.0, changed how WordPress works. By offering users a library of pre-built blocks, with each block serving a function, it ushered in a new era of website development.
Later on, when WordPress 6.0 was released, it added a new set of blocks and additional design enhancements to existing blocks. With these upgrades, WordPress positioned itself as a serious contender to the dominance of page builders like Elementor and Beaver Builder, which were traditionally used on top of WordPress to make it easier for non-techies to build their site.

While all that was going on with WordPress Core, independent developers and companies also developed their own Gutenberg block plugins on the side. These plugins expand the default block options in the editor and give you even more control over how you want to build your website.
In this article, we’re going to take a look at what we believe are ten of the best ones available today:
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