Next Bricks (Brickscore)

Next Bricks, formerly known as Brickscore, is a premium extension designed specifically for Bricks Builder, the WordPress page builder that has gained great popularity for its performance and flexibility. This plugin significantly expands Bricks' native capabilities, adding a wide variety of carefully designed elements and features that allow you to create websites that would not be possible with the base builder alone.

Next Bricks' value proposition focuses on two fundamental pillars: creative power and optimized performance. On one hand, it offers an extensive collection of native elements with custom controls, organized by categories and with hierarchical labels that make them easy to manage. These elements allow you to build predefined site components that integrate seamlessly with the Bricks Builder workflow, elevating the aesthetics and functionality of each project.

Among its most notable features are smart dropdown menus, which improve the organization of elements within the editor, and a new interface that offers a clearer view of elements and their sub-elements. Additionally, Next Bricks incorporates an advanced animation system that allows you to add effects to any element, manage durations and delays via a timeline view, and trigger content animations from the control panel. It also includes lightweight page transitions, organizable into folders for easy management.

For those working with Bricks Builder who want to know in real time which block, section, or layout is affecting site performance, Next Bricks integrates Brickscore scores directly into the design flow, turning doubts about loading speed into clear, actionable indicators. This is especially valuable for developers and designers looking to optimize each project without sacrificing creativity.

The plugin has active support through its Facebook and Discord community, as well as a ticket system to resolve issues. Additionally, it offers the possibility to test the plugin in a playground environment before purchasing, allowing you to evaluate its functionality without commitment.