If you are looking to show the progress of different features, comparisons or data in a visually appealing way, then using circle progress bar widget is the way to go. In this guide, I will show you how to add a Circle Progress Bar to your Elementor website with easy-to-follow steps. The guidelines are very simple, ensuring that everyone can follow them without any hassle.
Common use cases where using Circle Progress Bars can be beneficial
Survey Results
We can show survey results of different questionnaires and demographics using Circle Progress bars.
Company Performance
If you want to display the company metrics like annual revenue growth, profits margins or market share, then circle progress bars can be really helpful to display such data.
Education Statistics
The best way to show education stats such as, graduation rates, literacy levels or number of enrollments is by showing them in circle progress bars.
Technology Adoption
The best way to visually show the adoption of different technologies is by using circle progress bars.
Health and Wellness
We can show the health conditions, vaccination rates, or healthcare access of a certain place using Circle progress bars.
Weather Comparisons
Circle progress bars can be used to show the chances of the rain in different cities in a visually appealing way.
Step #1: Install and activate Unlimited Elements
Before getting started you will need to purchase Unlimited Elements pro from the link below to access the Circle Progress Bar widget.
Then follow these steps:
Now that you have the plugin installed, it’s time to start creating Circle Progress Bars.
Step #2: Adding the Circle Progress Bar widget to your Elementor website
To create a Circle Progress Bar you need to install the Circle Progress Bar widget from the Unlimited Elements Widget library.
Then, in the Elementor editor, Find the Circle Progress Bar widget and drag it to the desired part of your page.
Step #3: Configure the Circle Progress Bar Widget
Alignment
Set the alignment of the widget to either left, right or center.
Title
Give it a title which best describes the Circle Progress bar.
Value
Set the value of the Progress Bar from 0 – 100
Circle Size
Set the Circle Size in pixels to make the progress bar circle bigger or smaller.
Border Color
Change the Border Color according to the design.
Background Border Color
Change the Background Border Color accordingly.
Border Thickness
Change the thickness of the progress bar by changing the Border thickness from 1 – 5.
Icon
Select an icon from the icon library. If you don’t want to show the icon then toggle the “Show Icon” option to No.
Icon Size
Set the icon size accordingly.
Wrapping it Up!
Enhance your website’s user engagement by transforming your data into animated infographics using circle progress bars. Using these circle bars you can elegantly display different data to catch the user’s attention and engagement. These circular progress bars are the best way to show different comparisons on your Elementor page. Adding the circle progress bars to your Elementor Website can be very helpful to show certain content and data in a professional manner. Using the circle progress bars can enhance the look and feel of you website. Circle progress bars ensures a better user experience and accessibility, helping users to visually understand the content.