I’ve been playing a lot with advanced pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements for a project Aaron and I have been working on.
Originally, I was just going to share it as a blog post, but instead, Aaron and I hacked together as a generator you can use to make a purely CSS3 progress bar, like this:
Here’s how we did it.
We're a crazy fun team who love tackling projects that scratch our collective creative itch.
Giving us a challenging problem to solve is like Ma ringing the jangly triangle thing to announce dinner and whatnot.
Ridiculous? Probably.
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