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- this is not trivial to doan improvement in HTML/CSS alonereadability.

This seems like it might be breaking some contrast check standard:

progbar1

Doubly so when hovered:

progbar2

Triply so when only half-full:

progbar3

Possible fix?

progbar4

Seems a bit "Windows 95-ish" though. Maybe having the label on the progress bar - which already contrasts highly with its own background - isn't the best idea.

- this is not trivial to do in HTML/CSS alone.

This seems like it might be breaking some contrast check standard:

progbar1

Doubly so when hovered:

progbar2

Triply so when only half-full:

progbar3

Possible fix?

progbar4

Seems a bit "Windows 95-ish" though. Maybe having the label on the progress bar - which already contrasts highly with its own background - isn't the best idea.

- this is not an improvement in readability.

This seems like it might be breaking some contrast check standard:

progbar1

Doubly so when hovered:

progbar2

Triply so when only half-full:

progbar3

Possible fix?

progbar4

Seems a bit "Windows 95-ish" though. Maybe having the label on the progress bar - which already contrasts highly with its own background - isn't the best idea.

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Oded StaffMod
  • 154.7k
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  • 683

- this is not trivial to do in HTML/CSS alone.

This seems like it might be breaking some contrast check standard:

progbar1

Doubly so when hovered:

progbar2

Triply so when only half-full:

progbar3

Possible fix?

progbar4

Seems a bit "Windows 95-ish" though. Maybe having the label on the progress bar - which already contrasts highly with its own background - isn't the best idea.

This seems like it might be breaking some contrast check standard:

progbar1

Doubly so when hovered:

progbar2

Triply so when only half-full:

progbar3

Possible fix?

progbar4

Seems a bit "Windows 95-ish" though. Maybe having the label on the progress bar - which already contrasts highly with its own background - isn't the best idea.

- this is not trivial to do in HTML/CSS alone.

This seems like it might be breaking some contrast check standard:

progbar1

Doubly so when hovered:

progbar2

Triply so when only half-full:

progbar3

Possible fix?

progbar4

Seems a bit "Windows 95-ish" though. Maybe having the label on the progress bar - which already contrasts highly with its own background - isn't the best idea.

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This seems like it might be breaking some contrast check standard:

progbar1

Doubly so when hovered:

progbar2

Triply so when only half-full:

progbar3

Possible fix?

progbar4

Seems a bit "Windows 95-ish" though. Maybe having the label on the progress bar - which already contrasts highly with its own background - isn't the best idea.