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Statistic List

How to use a Statistic List

Statistic List is  used to highlight key numbers or facts in a bold, visual way. Common uses are for a Statistic List are:

  • Rankings
  • Data points
  • Percentages
  • Key metrics that support page content

Tip: A statistic list does not appear on its own—it must be added to a page to be visible.

Watch: How to Create a Statistic List

Learn how to create a statistic list.

Example: Statistic List

Statistic list example

Every year thousands of people in Maryland become victims of vehicle theft and carjackings. A car is stolen every 27 minutes in Maryland. In the United States, it is every 42​ seconds. 

  • 50%

    of drivers left their keys in their car.

  • 60%

    of cars were left unlocked

  • 66%

    of vehicle thefts occur at night

  • 95%

    of cars had no anti-theft device installed. 

Required fields

1. Title – 75 characters max

2. At least one statistic list item

You can add up to 4 statistics total.

3. Text

Text is entered as a statistic (e.g., “50%”, “1M”)

Tip: Use abbreviations for large numbers (e.g., “1M” instead of “1,000,000”) 

Optional fields

Statistic description –160 characters max

The Statistic Description provides additional context for the Statistic as a whole . You can include links in the description.

Tip: Hide the Title of a Statistic List when the context is already clear from the surrounding content. 

2. More link – 50 characters max

Use the optional “More” link field to direct users to additional information  on another page on the site. 

When to consider something else

Use a Statistic List for quick, visual data points. Choose another component when your content needs more space, structure, or storytelling. 

  • Use an Icon List  when highlighting features or benefits (not numbers).

  • Use a Step List if you want to show steps or a process.

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