Progress Bars / Counters for Visual Composer - Infinite Customizations 2.1

Progress Bars / Counters for Visual Composer is a high-performance add-on designed for the WPBakery Page Builder (formerly Visual Composer). It allows you to transform static data into dynamic, animated visualizations like skill bars, project milestones, and achievement counters.

The "Infinite Customizations" subtitle refers to its robust design engine, which gives you granular control over every CSS property without touching a single line of code.

## Core Visual Elements

This toolkit typically provides three main types of data visualization:

Linear Progress Bars: Classic horizontal bars that fill up as the user scrolls. Ideal for "Skills" or "Project Completion" sections.

Radial/Circular Counters: Circular rings that animate clockwise. Perfect for "Success Rates" or "Customer Satisfaction" metrics.

Number Counters: Fast-paced digital tickers that count up from zero to a specific number (e.g., "1,000+ Projects Completed").

## Key Features & Customizations

What sets this specific add-on apart is the depth of its styling panel:

Category

Customization Options

Geometry

Adjust bar height, thickness, circle diameter, and border radius (square vs. rounded).

Animation

Control the "Filling Speed," easing effects, and whether the animation triggers once or every time it enters the viewport.

Typography

Full Google Fonts integration for labels and percentage numbers, including font-weight and letter spacing.

Coloring

Support for solid colors, multi-color gradients, and "Striped" or "Pulsing" background effects.

Icons

Ability to place FontAwesome or custom SVG icons inside or next to the bar for better context.

## Implementation & UX Benefits

Scroll-Triggered: The animations only start when the visitor reaches that part of the page, ensuring they don't miss the "wow" factor.

Lightweight: Built with optimized JavaScript and CSS to ensure it doesn't slow down your site's PageSpeed score.

Responsive: Automatically scales for mobile screens, turning wide horizontal bars into stacked vertical elements if necessary.

## Common Use Cases

Portfolio Sites: Showing proficiency in tools (e.g., Photoshop: 90%, WordPress: 95%).

Non-Profits: A "Fundraising Goal" bar showing how much has been raised vs. the target.

Agency Sites: Displaying "Hard Facts" like "Years in Business" or "Coffee Cups Consumed."

Would you like me to provide a custom CSS snippet to add a specific "glow" or "neon" effect to your Visual Composer progress bars?