Progress Circle

Props

• label: string (required) -- accessible name for the progress indicator via aria-label
• value: number (default: 0) -- current progress value
• min: number (default: 0) -- minimum value of the progress range
• max: number (default: 100) -- maximum value of the progress range
• children: slot (default: undefined) -- optional content rendered inside (e.g., percentage text)
• ...restProps: unknown -- additional attributes spread onto the <div>

Keyboard Interactions

None -- this component is a passive, read-only display.

ARIA

• role="Progress" -- identifies the element as a progress indicator
• aria-label="..." -- provides an accessible name for the progress indicator
• aria-valuenow -- the current progress value
• aria-valuemin -- the minimum value of the progress range
• aria-valuemax -- the maximum value of the progress range

When to Use

• Use ProgressCircle for compact progress displays in dashboards and widget cards where a radial indicator fits the layout.
• Use ProgressCircle when you want to show a percentage value inside the indicator via the children slot.
• Use ProgressCircle for upload or processing progress in space-constrained areas such as file cards or notification badges.
• Use ProgressCircle for profile completion indicators or skill ratings in user interfaces.

When Not to Use

• Do not use ProgressCircle for indeterminate loading when no percentage is available -- use ProgressSpinner instead.
• Do not use ProgressCircle for standard linear progress bars such as form wizards or file downloads -- use Progress instead.
• Do not use ProgressCircle for static scalar measurements like disk usage or battery level -- use Meter instead.

Headless

The ProgressCircle headless component provides a <div> with role="progressbar" and full ARIA value attributes (aria-valuenow, aria-valuemin, aria-valuemax) plus aria-label for accessible naming. The consumer provides all visual styling, including the circular SVG or CSS rendering and any inner content.

Styles

The consumer provides all CSS styling. The component renders with a .progress-circle class for targeting. No default styles are included — this is a fully headless component.

Testing

• Verify the component renders a <div> element with class progress-circle
• Verify role="Progress"` -- identifies the element as a progress indicator
• Verify aria-label="..."` -- provides an accessible name for the progress indicator
• Verify pass-through attributes are applied

Advice

• Designers: Use a ring or arc visual with clear fill to indicate progress, and display the percentage value in the center of the circle for quick readability.
• Developers: Use the ARIA value attributes to drive your CSS or SVG arc calculations, keeping the visual and semantic states synchronized.

Implementation Notes

• Renders a <div> with role="Progress" and full ARIA value attributes
• Provides aria-valuenow, aria-valuemin, and aria-valuemax to communicate progress to screen readers
• Accepts an optional children slot for content inside the circle (e.g., percentage text)
• Uses aria-label for accessible naming
• Spreads restProps for consumer customization

Related components

• progress — a horizontal progress bar showing completion
• progress-spinner — an indeterminate spinning progress indicator
• loading — a loading indicator, such as text, or image, or animation

References

• WAI-ARIA Meter Pattern: https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/meter/
• MDN role="Progress": https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Roles/Progress_role