One of the projects behind this recognition: Aetlier, a progressive web app for styling.
Brickclay has been selected for Dribbble Select 2026 and listed in Dribbble’s new Product Design Agencies directory, a curated list of studios that take on complex, large-scale product work. On August 1, 2026, Dribbble also profiled Brickclay in its editorial roundup, Client-Approved Product Design Agencies in 2026, one of seven agencies featured.
Dribbble Select is the Dribbble team’s annual editorial curation of established design studios. It has two parts. The editorial feature showcases standout work from the year, and the Product Design Agencies directory gives companies a shortlist of teams that can handle full product builds rather than single screens. Dribbble hosts work from millions of designers and studios, so a place on that shortlist is selective.
The August roundup focuses on agencies whose design work helps digital products retain users and scale. Dribbble’s profile of Brickclay points to a compliance record that is unusual for a design studio: Microsoft Solutions Partner status alongside ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certification, a profile it compares to an enterprise IT vendor. It also notes that Brickclay was founded in 2016, now has more than 100 team members and has delivered over 300 projects.
The profile calls out a second strength most agencies lack. Design assets made by Brickclay’s creative team have been purchased more than a million times on stock and template marketplaces. The feature closes with a client testimonial from Nicholas Thorne, Founder and CEO of DeepTape AI, on a logo package Brickclay designed for his financial platform.
Most products that come to Brickclay are not simple. They carry dense data, several types of users and engineering constraints that shape every screen. The team’s approach is built for that: map the user journeys before designing anything, build a design system rather than isolated screens, and work alongside engineering so the shipped product matches the design.
That is also why the compliance side matters to product clients. A team that designs a healthcare dashboard or a fintech onboarding flow often handles sensitive data during research and testing, and ISO 27001 certification means that data is handled under an audited security process.
Design and engineering sit under one roof at Brickclay. UI/UX design covers research, information architecture, wireframes, high-fidelity screens and design systems. Brand design shapes the identity a product carries into the market. Product development turns the designs into working software, so nothing is lost between the mockup and the release.
For clients, that means fewer vendors to coordinate and fewer gaps where a design decision gets lost in handoff.
Thank you to the Dribbble team and to everyone who has followed, commented on or shared Brickclay’s work. If you found Brickclay through the Product Design Agencies directory, you can browse the team’s latest shots on Brickclay’s Dribbble profile, or get in touch about a product you are building.
