Build a Bricks Landing Page with AI
One prompt turns your offer into a complete Bricks landing page: photo hero, feature cards, and call to action, saved as a draft you approve.
Prerequisites
A connected WordPress site running the Bricks theme and the WPVibe plugin version 1.14 or newer.
My site runs the Bricks theme. Build me a landing page for [your business or offer] and save it as a draft, do not publish it. Include: a tall hero with a background photo of [subject] behind a dark overlay so the text stays readable, the headline [your headline], a short supporting line, and a call to action button; a three-card row for [feature one], [feature two], and [feature three], each card with its own background, rounded corners, and matching padding; and a closing call to action section. Use [#hex color] as the brand color, give every button a visible hover state, and make sure the card row stacks on phones. Build it with Bricks' own elements so I can edit everything in the Bricks editor afterward. When you are done, give me the Bricks edit link, list every section you built so I can spot-check before I publish, and tell me about any warnings the save reported. After I publish it, verify your styles actually compiled into the page's CSS and flag anything that did not.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Build a Bricks Landing Page with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
A landing page in Bricks means an evening of dragging elements around before you get to the words. And Bricks is one of the builders AI tools usually cannot touch at all: the layout lives in serialized data, not in the page content, so generic editing tools either refuse it or corrupt it.
Give the AI your offer, your features, and a brand color, and it builds the whole page with Bricks’ own elements through WPVibe’s dedicated Bricks save path: a photo hero with a legibility overlay, a card row that stacks on phones, buttons with hover states, and a closing call to action. The save runs Bricks’ own security checks and generates the page CSS, so the result opens in the Bricks editor exactly like a page you built by hand. Everything is saved as a draft; nothing goes live until you say so.
Paste the prompt, fill in the brackets, and read the section list the AI reports back. Bricks drafts do not show on the front end, so review the page in the Bricks editor, adjust anything you like there, then publish it yourself. Once it is live, the AI double-checks that every style compiled into the page’s CSS.
Outcome
A draft Bricks landing page with a photo hero, feature cards, and call to action in your brand color, ready to open in the Bricks editor and publish.