This snippet will show you 7 examples of Bootstrap pie charts that look great and display data in the best way possible (at least in my opinion.)
Pie charts are often criticized for being too simplistic, but if you're looking for something to visualize your data that looks more appealing and easily digestible than a boring bar or line graph, pie charts might be the answer.
And if you're using Bootstrap, one of the most popular front-end frameworks for building responsive websites, then using a pie chart is really simple with the help of a great JavaScript plugin called Chart.js.
Bootstrap 5 is a free, open-source toolkit designed to kickstart any web development project. It is not only useful for front-end developers but also for programmers and website designers. Everything in Bootstrap is based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript making it easy to learn and simple to customize.
Chart.js is an open-source charting library for Javascript that makes it easy to display information in a browser. It comes with over 30 different chart types, multiple themes, and plenty of configuration options.
Chart.js is responsive, which means it will automatically resize to fit your screen, no matter what size. You can even use it on mobile devices.
Chart.js was created by Valerio Mazzeo and is released under the MIT License.
If you liked this snippet, you might also enjoy exploring Bootstrap breadcrumbs or Custom Bootstrap Scrollbar .