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In this video tutorial, the presenter demonstrates various CSS techniques to create a progress bar. Viewers are encouraged to watch the entire video to learn all the tricks involved. The tutorial begins with a simple HTML file that links the necessary stylesheets and JavaScript for the progress bar implementation. The initial step is to write basic HTML, specifically creating a `<div>` element with the class `progress-bar`. To display a label, the tutorial introduces a data attribute called `label`, which will be set to "loading". The video will guide viewers through each step of the process.
