Circular Progress Bar using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
A circular progress bar is a project, for tracking progress that utilizes JavaScript functions to check the progress of elements. Then with the help of HTML and CSS properties to…
A circular progress bar is a project, for tracking progress that utilizes JavaScript functions to check the progress of elements. Then with the help of HTML and CSS properties to…
Creating a circular progress bar with React JS is a great way to visually display the progress or completion of a task in your application. These types of progress bars,…
Circular Progress Bar is currently used on many websites. The progress bar circular is the most popular for arranging any information nicely through animation.Circular progress bar helps us in tracking the progess of…
A circular Progress Bar is an interesting web element that is used to show the progress of something. This type of Progress Bar is used in different types of websites…
In this article, I am going to show you how to create an animated circular progress bar using only HTML CSS and BoostApp programming code. I have designed many more types of animated progress bars before but this design has been designed in a completely modern way.
Animated circular Progress Bar is a type of statistical design used in a variety of websites. It is mainly used to indicate the percentage of one’s qualification in a portfolio website or personal website. It is fully animated, that is, under normal conditions, it has zero percent then it will gradually reach the pre-determined percentage. Different colors have been used to denote percentages.
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I used Html, CSS, and bootstrap programming code to make it. In the case of this circular progress bar, you can pre-determine the percentage as needed. This means that you can pre-determine the percentage of progress this animation will stop. In this case, I have basically made a circle of three signs of progress and used different colors for each of them.
Below I have shown in full step by step how I have created this progress bar and which programming code I have used to create any element. Below the article is a download button where you can download the required source code by clicking.