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Star ratings are one of the quickest ways to communicate trust and perceived quality on a website. Whether you are highlighting product reviews, service testimonials, or customer feedback, a well-designed star rating adds instant visual context. The challenge is making it look polished, reusable, and responsive without overcomplicating the build. In Divi 5, that process is much easier. One of the most useful tools for this kind of custom component is Module Groups . Groups let you bundle multiple modules into one manageable unit, which makes it easier to build repeatable UI elements such as badges, review summaries, pricing callouts, and custom star ratings. In this post, we’ll walk through how to create a custom star rating module in Divi 5 using Groups and Flexbox . By the end, you’ll have responsive, reusable star rating designs that you can save and use throughout your site. Let’s get started. What Are Module Groups? Groups are one of the most useful structural additions in Di...

Divi has evolved into a modular, performance-focused platform with a more streamlined builder, a rebuilt framework, and ongoing feature releases. As Divi 5 development continues, new features are being rolled out regularly. One recent update introduced new menu features that let you build navigation directly inside the Visual Builder, without plugins or custom CSS. The classic Menu module is still available for simple setups, while the new Link and Dropdown modules act as building blocks for fully custom menus. Paired with updated Loop Builder capabilities and selector-based Interactions , they let you design everything from simple dropdowns to full-screen overlays, slide-ins, and mega menus using native Divi 5 modules and settings. In this post, we’ll look at these new features, walk through creating a simple desktop and mobile menu with them, and share a few practical tips to help you get started. Let’s dive in. Building Menus In Divi 5 Divi 5 rethinks navigation by moving to...