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all right so today were going to be talking about the progress bar the html5 built-in progress bar how we can style it and how we can animate it so first of all the html itself so its a progress element you can set min and max values to be allowed and then the value attribute gives you the current setting so if i jump over here into chrome this is what its going to look like and ive also opened it up in a bunch of other browsers so ive got firefox opera edge and safari all of this on mac os obviously so its similar but there are some differences in the default styling and on windows youre going to get a little bit different styling again but this is the built-in styling so we want to know how we can set the background color set this foreground color for the bar itself how we can change properties and how we can get back to having these rounded corners so were going to look at all that and then animating it between different values all right so lets jump back into vs code here
