myCred Progress Map

Points totals alone can feel flat. myCred Progress Map gives users a clearer picture by splitting a badge goal into several steps and levels. Each person can see how far they have come and what is still left to earn, which makes goal-setting easier to follow and encourages them to keep taking part on your site.

Admins control how the map looks. You can pick different colors for completed and pending levels, switch between vertical and horizontal layouts, and choose how the map is aligned on the page. It works with the badges and points you already manage in myCred, and the controls sit in the myCred settings panel. The maps also adapt to desktops, tablets and smartphones.

Features

• Step-by-step badge tracking: Users can view their progress toward a specific badge one step at a time, so the path to each reward is easy to understand and follow.
• Multi-level progress display: Achievement paths are shown across multiple levels, giving users a visual sense of what they have completed and what remains before the badge is earned.
• Custom colors for levels: Admins assign distinct colors to completed and incomplete levels, so the progress map can match the site's branding and make each state easy to tell apart.
• Vertical or horizontal layout: Choose whether the map runs vertically or horizontally, depending on your site's design and the interface your visitors are used to.
• Alignment options: Several alignment choices let you position the progress map so it sits well within different page layouts and looks balanced next to other content.
• Built on myCred: The plugin works with the myCred plugin and uses your existing points and badge systems, so there is no separate reward setup to maintain.
• Settings in myCred panel: Controls are available directly in the myCred settings panel, which keeps map configuration in the same place as the rest of your gamification setup.
• Works on all screen sizes: Progress maps are responsive, so they display and function properly on desktops, tablets and smartphones.

Best for

• WordPress sites already running the myCred points system
• Community and learning sites that award badges to users
• Site owners who want visual progress tracking for members