🚶‍♂️ Ready to create an engaging step progress bar for your web project? Join us in this exciting endeavor where we’ll guide you through building a dynamic and user-friendly step progress bar with both previous and next buttons.

Source code and demo:

In our final project, you’ll find a progress bar divided into five steps, each represented by an interactive button. The previous button starts off disabled, as you can’t go back at the beginning. However, as you click the next button, the first step unfolds, and the previous button becomes active.

With each click of the next button, you’ll advance to the next step, and you’ll keep moving forward until you reach the final step. Once you’ve reached the end, the next button gracefully deactivates. But that’s not all – you can go back to any previous step by clicking on the previous button.

Inactive steps are clearly marked in grey and feature a cross icon, while active steps turn vibrant green with a check icon. JavaScript takes care of dynamically displaying the step number, adding an extra layer of user-friendliness.

This project is a fantastic opportunity to learn about creating an interactive step progress bar with JavaScript for tracking and navigating through a process. Whether you’re a budding developer or an experienced coder, this tutorial is perfect for enhancing your web development skills. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more coding tutorials. Let’s build a step progress bar that empowers your users to track their journey! 📈🌟👣

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