Install on ShopifyNew Stats category — Stats Rail & Stats Dial
Swipeable proof cards that put a percentage ring straight onto the photo, plus a new Stats category that surfaces two sections you couldn't previously find.
If you sell on measured results — a survey, a consumer study, a satisfaction figure — the number usually ends up in a bare row of digits, a long way from the photo that makes it believable. These two sections put the two together.
Stats Rail
A swipeable set of proof cards. Each one carries its own photo with a progress ring and a big percentage laid over it, a single line of survey copy underneath, then a coloured panel with a short label and the explanation.
The ring fills and the number counts up from zero as each card scrolls into view.
Stats Dial
The same cards, with the gauge moved onto the seam. The dial hangs half over the photo and half onto the panel below, tying the picture and the text into one object rather than a photo with a caption under it. Here the dial takes your accent colour instead of white.
If your accent sits too close to your card colour to stay visible, the dial quietly switches to your text colour so it never disappears.
Cards that line up
Product copy is never the same length twice, and rows of cards usually end up ragged because of it. These don't: every card in a row matches the tallest, and the coloured panel stretches to fill, so the photos sit on one line and the panels form an even band.
If a short description leaves more empty space than you'd like, turn on Trim long descriptions to cap the longer ones instead.
One number, not two
The percentage is a single slider. It sets the figure you see and how far the ring fills, so the two can never drift apart — no ring showing 90% next to a number reading 94%.
A new home for your numbers
There's now a Stats category in the section catalogue. Alongside the two new sections you'll find two that were already built but hard to come across: Stats, for headline figures beside a photo, and Stats Progress, for animated horizontal bars. Nothing about them has changed — they're just findable now.
Everything else
Slides shown, spacing, image shape, card corners, ring size, photo shading, button, arrows, counter, colours, type sizes, width and padding are all yours. Add up to twelve slides and drag to reorder. Both sections render polished the moment you add them, work down to phone width, and hold still for anyone who prefers reduced motion.