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The Common Ninja Scores Board is a free, no-code ranking table for any website. Add participants and their scores, choose a layout, and paste one line of embed code.
Entries carry names and avatars, and the top three can be lifted into a podium view so the leaders read at a glance rather than as three rows of a table.
Numeric, time-based, and other scoring formats are supported, custom fields add whatever else each entry needs, and goal indicators show progress toward a target.
Why put a scoreboard on your website?
Leagues, clubs, and tournaments
Standings are the page a member checks every week. Publishing them on your own site rather than a spreadsheet link makes the club look run rather than improvised, and it takes one embed.
Sales and fundraising targets
A visible board changes behaviour in a way a private dashboard does not. Goal indicators next to each name turn a number into a distance, which is the version people act on.
Competitions and challenges
Reading challenges, step counts, hackathons, and community contests all run on people being able to see where they stand. Without a board, a challenge is just a form nobody revisits.
A reason to come back
A ranking that moves is one of the few things that brings people to the same page repeatedly. Every update is a reason to look, and none of them need a notification to work.
How it works
Add participants and scores
Each entry takes a name, an optional avatar, and a score. Faces do a lot of work here, because a board of names is a table and a board with photographs is people, which is what makes anyone care about the order.
Pick the scoring format and extras
Choose numeric, time-based, or another format, add custom fields for anything else the entry needs, such as a team or a region, and set goal indicators if participants are working toward a target.
Embed one line of code
Copy the snippet from the Add to Website tab and paste it where the board belongs. Updating a score in the editor changes every page carrying the embed, with nothing to redeploy.
What you get with the Common Ninja Scores Board
Names and avatars
Show who is behind each score with a name and a profile image. It is the single change that makes a board feel like a competition between people rather than a list of values.
A podium for the top three
First, second, and third get lifted into a dedicated podium layout, so the result of the competition is legible before anyone reads a single row of the table below it.
Multiple scoring formats and custom fields
Track numeric values, times, or another structure that suits the contest, and add custom fields to each entry for a team, a region, a category, or anything else the board needs to carry.
Goal-based progress indicators
Show how close each participant is to a defined target, which turns a raw score into something a person can act on and makes a board useful for fundraising and sales as well as games.
Everything in the Scores Board editor
Personalize Rankings with Participant Names and Avatars
Make your Scores Board feel more engaging by displaying participant names and profile images. Showing who is behind each score helps visitors quickly recognize leaders and adds a human layer to the competition. By pairing results with real identities, the Scores Board turns raw numbers into relatable progress stories that encourage connection and participation.
Clarify Scores with Custom Icons and Value Labels
Improve score readability by customizing the visual elements shown next to each result. Scores Board allows you to add icons such as medals, stars, or symbols to represent achievements, along with prefixes or suffixes like currency signs or point labels. You can also define custom text indicators to match your scoring logic, ensuring results are easy to understand and visually aligned with your website.
Showcase Leading Participants with a Podium View
Highlight top performers by presenting the first, second, and third positions in a dedicated podium style layout. Scores Board automatically emphasizes these rankings, giving extra visibility to standout achievements. This clear recognition rewards success, inspires others to aim higher, and reinforces positive competition across your audience.
Apply Design Skins That Match Your Website Style
Choose from a variety of pre designed skins to align the Scores Board with your website’s visual identity. Each skin is built to look clean, modern, and professional across different design styles. Whether your site is simple or visually bold, these skins help your Scores Board blend in naturally without requiring additional design effort.
Design a Scores Board That Matches Your Brand
Create a scores board that feels like a natural part of your website instead of a separate component. You can control visual elements such as colors, typography, spacing, and layout to align the board with your brand identity. This flexibility allows you to present rankings in a polished, consistent way, whether your design approach is clean and minimal or bold and expressive.
Ensure Rankings Look Great on Every Device
Your scores board automatically adjusts to different screen sizes, providing a smooth experience on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Rankings remain easy to read and interact with regardless of how visitors access your site. This consistency across devices helps build trust and keeps users engaged wherever they are.
Fine Tune the Scores Board with Custom CSS
For teams that need deeper control, custom CSS can be applied to refine the appearance and behavior of the scores board. You can adjust typography, spacing, transitions, and animations to fit an existing design system. This option gives designers and developers the freedom to perfect every detail.
Add the Scores Board to Any Website in Seconds
Embedding the scores board is simple and fast. Copy a single code snippet and paste it into your website’s HTML or embed area. Any changes you make later are reflected automatically, ensuring your rankings always stay up to date without manual updates.
Also included in the editor
Extend Your Scores Board with Custom Data Fields
Tailor your Scores Board to your exact use case by adding custom fields to participant entries. Include additional data such as rankings, milestones, performance indicators, or category specific metrics that matter to your audience. Whether you are tracking competitions, classroom progress, or team performance, custom fields give you the flexibility to display meaningful information without overcomplicating the layout.
Visualize Progress with Goal Based Indicators
Allow participants to clearly see how close they are to reaching defined targets using built in progress indicators. Scores Board lets you assign goals such as points, sales numbers, or completed milestones and visually display progress for each participant. This immediate feedback makes performance easy to understand at a glance and encourages continued improvement. Progress indicators add a sense of motion and direction, making the Scores Board more dynamic and motivating.
Support Multiple Scoring Formats with Precision
Scores Board lets you choose the scoring structure that best matches your use case. You can track numeric values, time based results, or custom score types depending on how performance should be measured. Rankings update automatically based on the selected format, ensuring results stay accurate and easy to interpret whether you are comparing speed, totals, or cumulative achievements.
Set Up a Scores Board Without Technical Effort
Launching a scores board does not require development skills or complex configuration. Using a visual editor, you can manage participants, scores, and layouts quickly and intuitively. The setup process is designed to be fast and reliable, allowing you to publish interactive rankings in minutes.
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Quick answers
No. You maintain the entries in the editor, and changes appear wherever the embed sits. That suits a weekly league table or a monthly target far better than it suits a live game clock, so match the update rhythm to how often you can realistically edit it.
Enough that people can find themselves, which usually means the top ten to twenty rather than everyone. A board with two hundred rows stops being a ranking and becomes a directory, and nobody scrolls to position 147 twice.
Not always. Ranking colleagues or students by name in public motivates the people near the top and demoralises everyone else. Boards work best where participation is voluntary and the contest is the point, and goal indicators are the gentler option when it is not.
Numeric values, time-based results, and other formats are supported, so it handles points, revenue, distances, and finishing times. For a time-based contest, make sure the sort direction matches, since lower is better there.
Yes, through custom fields. A team, a region, a category, or a note can sit alongside the score, which is what makes a single board work for a competition with divisions.
They show how close a participant is to a target rather than only how they compare to others. That is the more useful framing for fundraising and sales, where hitting the number matters more than beating a colleague.
Yes, the board adapts across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Test a wide board with several custom fields on a phone, because that is where extra columns start to compete for space.
Yes. Ready-made skins, plus control over colours, typography, and spacing, with custom CSS for anything more specific.
How to add Scores Board to your website
Pick your platform. Each takes under 4 minutes.
- 1Edit the page and add a Custom HTML block where the board should appear.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet into the block.
- 3Update the page and check the podium and table render on the live site.
- 1Open the page or theme section and add a Custom Liquid or HTML block.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet and save.
- 3Preview, then publish.
- 1Click Add, then Embed Code, then Embed HTML.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet and size the frame to fit the full board.
- 3Publish the site.
- 1Drag an Embed element onto the page where the board belongs.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet into the element.
- 3Publish the site.
- 1Edit the page and add a Code block.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet and check the block is not set to display as plain text.
- 3Save and publish.
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FAQ
A Scores Board is a visual component that presents participant rankings based on performance data such as points, time, or progress. It organizes results into a clear order so visitors can easily see standings, compare performance, and understand who is leading at any moment.
Scores Boards are used to motivate participation and make performance visible. They are popular in games, sales competitions, fitness challenges, educational programs, and community events where tracking results and progress helps drive engagement and repeat participation.
Yes. Depending on context, similar tools may be referred to as scoreboards, ranking tables, or top performer lists. While the naming differs, the purpose remains the same: organizing and displaying performance data in a competitive or motivational format.
By making progress and rankings visible, a Scores Board encourages users to stay active and improve their results. Seeing real time standings often motivates participants to return, compete, and engage more deeply with the platform.
Yes. Public rankings and visual progress indicators give participants clear goals and recognition. This visibility can encourage consistent effort and reinforce positive competition.
The Scores Board widget is an embeddable tool that allows you to display rankings and performance data directly on your website in an interactive and customizable format.
You can embed the Scores Board by copying a single code snippet and pasting it into your website. The process is quick and works with any platform that supports custom embeds.
Yes. Any edits you make to scores, participants, or layout are reflected instantly on your live site, ensuring the Scores Board always shows current information.
Yes. You can customize colors, fonts, layouts, and spacing to ensure the Scores Board fits naturally with your website’s design and branding.
Yes. You can display profile images or avatars for each participant, making the Scores Board more personal and visually engaging.
Yes. Custom fields allow you to include additional information such as achievements, levels, categories, or performance metrics relevant to your use case.
Yes. Scores Board supports numeric values, decimal scores, and time based results, allowing you to track performance accurately across different scenarios.
Yes. You can add icons, prefixes, or suffixes to clarify what each score represents, such as points, currency, or other custom units.
Yes. The top three positions can be highlighted using a podium style display that visually emphasizes first, second, and third place rankings.
Yes. You can define target goals and display progress bars that show how close each participant is to reaching their objective.
Yes. The widget is fully responsive and adjusts automatically to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.
Yes. Custom CSS is supported, allowing designers and developers to fine tune styles, animations, and layout behavior.
No. The Scores Board is managed through a visual editor, making it easy to set up and customize without coding knowledge.
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Rankings with participant names and avatars, a podium view for the top three, numeric and time-based scoring, custom data fields, goal-based progress indicators, ready-made skins, full responsiveness, and custom CSS. Built for leagues, clubs, tournaments, sales targets, fundraising, and community challenges. Embed on 200+ platforms including WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, and Squarespace.
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