Intro

The goal of the radial chart is to display a single percentage value. The chart consists of a colored radial bar with a percentage value inside.

The radial micro chart can be embedded into a table, list, tile, or header.

Different radial charts

Different radial charts

Usage

Use the radial micro chart if:

Do not use the radial micro chart if:

Responsiveness

The radial micro chart is fully responsive. The size adjusts dynamically based on the dimensions of the parent container. In addition, there are four fixed sizes: L, M, S and XS. Each fixed size is a snapshot of the fully responsive micro chart for specific dimensions.

Radial micro chart - Size L

Radial micro chart - Size L

Radial micro chart - Size M

Radial micro chart - Size M

Radial micro chart - Size S

Radial micro chart - Size S

Radial micro chart - Size XS

Radial micro chart - Size XS

You can use size XS to embed the radial micro chart in the cells of a grid table, analytical table, or tree table (also in condensed mode). Left-align the radial micro chart in the table cell.

Radial micro chart in size XS in a grid table

Radial micro chart in size XS in a grid table

Maximum and Minimum Sizes

The radial micro chart can have the following dimensions:

<div> <div></div> <div><strong>Width</strong></div> <div><strong>Height</strong></div> </div> <div> <div>Maximum</div> <div>320 px</div> <div>94 px</div> </div> <div> <div>Minimum</div> <div>64 px</div> <div>18 px</div> </div>

If the chart height is less than 56 px, only the slice label is visible.

Components

Labels

If the micro chart is smaller than size S, the label moves to the right (outside the radial chart). If there is no space to the right of the chart, no label is displayed.

Radial micro chart - components

Radial micro chart - components

Resources

Elements and Controls

Implementation