Tailwind CSS Progress Bars

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Simple

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Simple with Label

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Simple with Heading

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Stacked with Label

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Contextual

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Sizes

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I animate the bar smoothly when the value changes?

Add a CSS transition to the inner bar element, such as transition-all duration-500. When the width updates, the bar animates to its new position. For indeterminate states where the total is unknown, use a CSS keyframe animation that moves a gradient or stripe pattern across the bar continuously.

How do I make a progress bar accessible?

Use role="progressbar" on the element along with aria-valuenow, aria-valuemin, and aria-valuemax attributes. This lets screen readers announce the current progress. For indeterminate progress bars, omit aria-valuenow so assistive technologies know the process is ongoing but the completion percentage is unknown.

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