1. <Progress>
Brandon Roman
CS300

2. What is it?
When downloading or uploading content online, some sites or browsers will supply users with a bar showing the percentage and/or time of completion.
The <Progress> element allows the user to show a visual representation of the progress of a task through a bar
Utilizes a start and end tag: <progress></progress>
Uses two attributes: Max and Value
Max is used to create a specified value which represents the total amount of work
Value is assigned a number which represents completion
Syntax: <progress value="" max=""></progress>

5. Additional Facts
First versions of each browser to support <progress>
Previous to HTML5, this was hard coded using JavaScript, and is still required to demonstrate a dynamic visualization, but can easily be viewed in a static setting using the HTML element.
Not suitable for representing a gauge
Progress did not replace any existing HTML elements
Can contain other tags except for progress.

6. Sources https://www.w3schools.com/TAgs/tag_progress.asp