Build a Step Progress Bar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Learn how to build a Step Progress Bar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScriptForms can be one of the trickiest components to build. When they get more complicated, it can be useful to break them up into several different chunks. A great way to convey this to the user is to use a Step Progress Bar.

A Step Progress Bar will communicate to the user what step (chunk of the form) they are working on, and how much they have left to do. In this article, we are going to build a Step Progress Bar from scratch using Vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.



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[JamesQQuick]

I love taking the time to learn how to build different components in JavaScript without using any frameworks or libraries. I think it's great to undestand what goes on behind the scenes to build amazing websites!

[C_N_Digital]

Thank you James🙏 Got stuck on my project just needed this tutorial to understand where I got it wrong.😂

[mahithakondragunta]

hi james, how to add conent and hide the content if u have any code or any example plz tell me

[aditimahajan]

Thankyou James for this great tutorial.

[nadsonanjos]

Thank you so much for the tutorial, James!

[hector]

Nice video. I would add an if statement to the previous button code block to disable previous button when the current step is at 1

[rabebabida]

Good and a perfect video and very Clear

[maple-]

Very good tutorial. But how could we say change the text of the number for an html content? I couldn't put everyone an ID identifier but a class. But how could I change it so that when I click on next or previous the content changes? Thank you

[Danielchall]

Hey James thanks for the video. I prefer to see things created from scratch. Bootstrap is nice but can be used as a crutch.

[kohbangsai]

what's your font on vscode to use?

[KyeKaiN]

Would you do this for my website? What are your rates?