Circular Progress Bar is a popular web element that is mainly used on business or personal websites. If you want to create a circular progress bar ...
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Alternatively, you could use a conic gradient: it would simplify the HTML and the CSS. At it can be animated with
@property(although only on Chromium for now):This is great. I really appreciate the answer you gave here. I was looking at how to do this and I think I found a few ways. This one is the least hacky though. I appreciate the post here too. But I think your answer is better.
That isn't true, it has still quite limited browser support.
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
Double checked, you're correct
While I tried to design the progress bar It's giving error do you know why? sort de separation
Source Code: codepen.io/RajTemplate/pen/PojQeQJ
Thank you @shantanu
I want to know that wouldn't it be easier to make a vector svg in Illustrator and then try to animate it with JavaScript?
I would personally use something like Alvaro proposed, or a SVG element (see how the progress circle is made on the Twitter website, it's clever and easy to implement).
Oh, thanks for the info. Let me go check out how twitter does it.
This is definately a very clever solution but its very difficult to scale down to the size of an icon because of all the sizing in CSS. Any advice on how to tackle that math puzzle?