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HTML 5 Meters and Progress Bars Tutorial

Gauges on a web page provide a visual indication of the current value of a measurement between some minimum value and a maximum value. A "meter", which is analogous to a needle gauge, shows the current value in relation to the minimum and maximum values. A progress bar shows the how far a task has progressed between the start of the task and the estimated completion of it. The tags for creating gauges in HTML 5 include:

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Last updated Sunday September 19, 2010

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