I want to build a website (digital services + blog section) and I'm not sure what to choose between Webflow and Wordpress (divi premium theme) ?

Webflow and Wordpress are on opposite end of the spectrum imo. Webflow requires understanding of how html/css works (even though you don't code in it), while Wordpress is more install and go.

I've recently moved a few Wordpress sites to Jekyll, and started using Webflow for a new site (really enjoying webflow at the moment). I wanted more control for these sites, and was finding updates and plugins on ~Wordpress to be messy. However I still use Wordpress for a number of sites that are less complex.

Check out sytescope.com
It's a very intuitive website builder it might be what you are looking for.
I'll hook you up with a decent discount too if you choose to use it.

Matt

You can go with Wordpress + Elementor Free/Pro or if you do not need dynamic content you can go with static site generators like Jekyll (large community) or Hugo (blazing fast). It depends on your requirements.

I use divi for marketing sites and blogs, in much the way that you described.

They have a shed load of templates that get you off the ground really quickly.

I would go with WordPress - huge ecosystem

Used Divi did not like it, used X Pro for several years and just recently moved my sites to custom build using Oxygenbuilder.

Oxygen does not have a huge community yet and a few other quirks so be careful for prod use unless you can work through the possible issues.

The most complex site I built using OxygenBuilder is https://courageousjourneys.com it is a Membership/digital content ecommerce site using MemberPress and Amazon S3 with autogen links to protect content.