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Stats

Show a grid of compelling statistics

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Overview

The Stats component displays a row of visually engaging statistics, each with a sticker graphic, a bold number, and a short descriptive label. An optional note can be added below the group for attribution or context.

Common uses

  • Display program metrics or impact statistics
  • Highlight fast facts on a landing or about page
  • Showcase achievements, outcomes, or growth indicators
  • Present data points that support storytelling or marketing

Component example

Component fields

Element name Required Multiple
Stat Group containing fields for a single stat. Add between 2 and 4 stats.
Yes Yes
Sticker ID ID for the sticker above the stat. Visit the Rivet website for a complete list of stickers.
Yes No
Number Stat value. Include commas for large numbers and "%" for percentages.
Yes No
Label Short descriptive text displayed below the number. Limit to a few words.
Yes No
Note Optional. Text displayed beneath the full row of stats (for example, source or context). Do not include an asterisk.
No No
Advanced settings See Advanced Component Fields.
No No

Accessibility

  • Provide clear labels for each stat
    Make sure each number includes a short label so users understand what the value represents.
  • Include context when needed
    Use the note field to explain data sources, timeframes, or limitations.
  • Avoid relying on visuals alone
    Stickers support the content, but the meaning should come from the number and label.

Do

  • Use to highlight compelling metrics in a bold, visual way
  • Keep numbers short and scannable, using commas or percentages where appropriate
  • Write concise labels that clearly explain what the number represents
  • Choose stickers that reinforce the theme or context of the stat
  • Use the note field for attribution or context (e.g., "Based on 2024 enrollment data")

Don't

  • Use more than one stats component on a page
  • Use long numbers or labels
  • Use to present tabular or reference data—use a table instead