AMP Reading Progress Bar 1.0

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1.0
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May 18, 2020
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AMP Reading Progress Bar 1.0
AMP Reading Progress Bar helps readers see how far they’ve progressed on your WordPress site, boosting engagement. This lightweight plugin delivers a clean, responsive progress indicator that improves readability and encourages longer sessions.
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Description

AMP Reading Progress Bar is a WordPress plugin that adds a responsive reading progress indicator to your AMP pages. As visitors scroll through a post, the bar shows how far they’ve read, making the reading experience more transparent. This helps address the common “Where am I in the article?” moment that can reduce engagement. With its lightweight approach, it fits smoothly into AMP content and supports better clarity on mobile and other responsive layouts.

By improving readability and perceived progress, the plugin encourages longer on-page sessions—an outcome especially valuable for blogs, marketing pages, and WooCommerce content that relies on strong user engagement.

Main Features

  • Reading progress indicator — Displays readers’ progress as they scroll through AMP content.
  • AMP-friendly behavior — Targets AMP versions of posts and pages for consistent visibility.
  • Responsive design — Keeps the progress bar clean and usable across different screen sizes.
  • Lightweight implementation — Aims to avoid heavy additions while enhancing the reading UI.
  • Improved readability cues — Gives readers a clear sense of movement through the article.
  • Seamless WordPress integration — Works alongside your existing WordPress site setup and templates.
  • Engagement-focused UX — Encourages readers to keep scrolling to reach the end.

Benefits

  • More engagement — Readers stay longer when they can easily track progress.
  • Better UX clarity — A visible progress cue reduces uncertainty and improves flow.
  • Higher content completion — Progress feedback supports completing long-form articles.
  • Stronger on-page signals — Improved time-on-page can support better overall performance.
  • AMP experience consistency — Keeps the interaction familiar on AMP pages users actually view.

Who is it suitable for?

  • Blogs publishing long-form articles on WordPress
  • Content teams optimizing AMP pages for engagement
  • WooCommerce stores running editorial-style product stories
  • Marketing sites that rely on stronger reader retention
  • Agencies maintaining multiple WordPress builds
  • Websites using AMP-focused layouts and templates