In this article I am going to show you how to create Animated Skills Bar using only HTML and CSS code. I have designed many more types of progress ...
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A few opinions/notes:
progressandmetertags are already supported widely enough.It pains me to see people use this method to communicate skill level. I do ask applicants how they see this themselves. I don't believe any expert level programmer would rate themselves 100% either. I'd prefer code to do the talking along with some motivation on the applicants part.
I agree, I don't really think anyone could truly be at 100% of any skill really. An approach I use is to break skill levels down into "great", "good", "fair", and "basic". This gives interviewers a rough insight and a platform from which they can ask questions to guage my knowledge. Having any skill at any percent completely ignores the dynamic flow of capabilities of the particular thing, be it a language or framework. But saying you're good or great at something implies a level of knowledge without insinuating that you know everything about it (which is virtually impossible unless you created that thing!)
But how do I tell people I'm 68.429% javascript
console.log(me.javaScript.percentage)
Absolutely agree. The usage of
<div>s here tells me that their accessibility<div>is very near the 0 mark.Hello
You wrote a very good article
Hi Shantanu. Thanks for this post, it's brilliantly written and I will be going through it step by step as you have shown. I am new to coding and hence my levels would be very low, lol. I have to agree with comments anyway that this is totally subjective. I might feel that I have mastered a language only to find out later that I have only scraped the surface. The thing is though, the techniques are transferable and interesting to look at.
Thanks again,
Steve
Nice article thank you! There is a mismatch
id="javascript-bar"and CSS selector#js-barThank you for pointing out this mistake. I have changed this.
Hey Shantanu, this is a great write up and I appreciate how you showed the progress of each step
Well done!
Welcome
Looks nice. But I would never try to display a skill in a percentage. What does 100% in a certain skill mean to you?
I think it is an example! Change % in points or whatever!
A nice article!
That makes no difference. No body could rate their skill in Javascript or whatever in 10 points out of 10. That's not possible. And then what do 5 points out of 10 mean? Half experience or what
It's bad communication