Brick – Digital Agency WordPress Theme Overview
Brick is an agency theme from Select-Themes, built for digital, marketing and web design firms wanting a substantial site rather than a landing page. Seventeen demos ship with it, so the first step in any build is choosing one and committing to it.
Presentation options are the theme’s real inventory. Header styles run from fixed and sticky through divided and expanded, portfolio lists come in masonry and Pinterest layouts, and Ajax page transitions apply globally or per page.
The vendor’s Select Core plugin provides the shortcodes and project post type, and WPBakery Page Builder and LayerSlider are both in the download.
Key Features of Brick – Digital Agency WordPress Theme
- Seventeen prebuilt demos brought in through a one click import
- Select Slider carrying image and video slides with SVG line drawing
- Four Ajax transition animations, applied site wide or to one page
- Masonry and Pinterest style project lists with single project templates
- A choice of portfolio hover treatments and project entry animations
- Fixed, fixed advanced, fixed minimal, sticky, expanded and divided headers
- Left and right side areas, a fullscreen menu and in page anchors
- Full screen sections that can be disabled on mobile, with video backgrounds
- Forty shortcodes, interactive infographics and blog masonry and slider layouts
- WPBakery and LayerSlider in the package, plus WooCommerce and WPML
Who Brick – Digital Agency WordPress Theme Is Suitable For
The audience is a Canadian agency with enough material to justify the structure: a branding studio with a dozen case studies, a marketing firm with distinct service lines, a consultancy needing a capabilities section.
It is poorly matched to a sole practitioner with three projects, who will leave most of it empty. The theme is firmly tied to WPBakery, so an owner expecting to edit in the block editor should look elsewhere. Despite the title, the product describes itself as multipurpose, and the demo chosen matters more than the category it is filed under.
Important Notes About Brick – Digital Agency WordPress Theme
What an agency theme does not include is worth stating plainly. There is no client portal, no customer relationship manager, no proposal or contract handling, no invoicing and no project tracking. A request for a quotation is a Contact Form 7 submission arriving as an email; anything beyond that is separate software. Select Core is a genuine dependency: turning it off removes the shortcodes and the project post type from every page using them.
The three version figures agree at 3.6 from September 2026. One claim in those notes runs ahead of the record: it states compatibility with a WooCommerce release newer than the highest version the marketplace declares here, so a shop should be tested. The packaged style.css carries only the word Brick where a description belongs. Publishing client work normally requires permission, and in Canada moral rights can be waived but not assigned, which bears on cropping and overlaying other people’s work in a grid. AppiAppi offers no legal opinion on either.
Setup & Ongoing Management by AppiAppi
The customer licenses the theme; AppiAppi performs the build. We install it with Select Core and the bundled plugins, import the demo closest to the brief, then replace its content with the customer’s case studies, capabilities, team and journal. Standardizing on one header and one portfolio arrangement keeps the site coherent.
Client logo rows and testimonial areas are filled only with material the customer can verify. Imagery is compressed, project pages get real headings and alternative text so the work is indexable despite the Ajax transitions, and motion is reduced where it hinders screen reader use. Continuing service covers updates and backups, uptime checks, AI-assisted SEO and content work, and working through enquiries with the customer.
Original design by Select-Themes. This is the starting point — we customize it with your logo, colours, content, services and SEO structure. View original theme source