Bricks Plus

What costs time is not the layout: it is deciding the structure

Anybody who has built sites in series recognises it. Giving a section its colours takes ten minutes. What eats the whole afternoon is the question before that: which sections a dental clinic's page needs, in what order, where the social proof goes, how many steps the form has. That decision gets made from scratch every time, and hardly ever gets made right first time.

Bricks Plus attacks precisely that part. It does not sell only finished designs: it sells wireframes and packs by sector, which is the structure already solved by somebody who built it a hundred times. The design changes in a while; the wrong architecture gets paid for across the whole project.

What the official Bricks Plus licence covers

Access to the full library while the licence is current, with whatever gets published each week included, and support from the team maintaining it. The GPLClub team leaves the activation ready on your account.

What the library includes

• More than 65 packs by niche: ecommerce, agencies, law firms, creative studios and plenty more, each with its own sector's approach.
• Around 500 loose sections to combine without rebuilding a whole page.
• A hundred class-based wireframes, which is the piece that settles the structure before the design.
• Two hundred customisable layouts as a starting point.
• Figma designs, for settling the user experience before touching Bricks.

When it pays

If you deliver projects to deadline. The right sector pack turns a week of decisions into an afternoon of adjustments, and that shows in the margin on every delivery.

If you work with clients who do not know what they want, which is nearly all of them. Showing a sector wireframe is faster than arguing over a blank page, and the conversations get considerably shorter.

It needs Bricks as the builder. Members have the Bricks Builder zip in the catalogue, its official licence is in the shop, and if you want a library with a different approach, more class system than sector packs, look at Brixies.

About licensing and the GPL

In the WordPress ecosystem the code is distributed under the GPL licence and its use is free. A hosted library is something else: the access, the weekly additions and the support are services contracted with the maker and they live while the licence is active. They are not the same thing, and buying one is not buying the other.