JavaScript Page Scroll Indicator

When we visit a landing page website and keep scrolling down, we see an element called a scroll indicator on some websites. It is a visual element informing a user about their current position on that page. That is, how far they have scrolled on the landing page website or how much content they have viewed. This is usually a bar or line that increases as you scroll and decreases as you scroll up. Today we will share with you such a horizontal page scroll indicator snippet. The video below shows the process of making it. Before collecting the source code, watching the video once will help you understand the code. Moreover, we have many more videos about Frontend on our YouTube channel. If you are new to frontend development then you can subscribe to our channel.


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Hope you have watched the video tutorial above. A page scroll indicator helps to understand the length or depth of any website's content. By seeing this visual element animate, a user can estimate how much content is left to explore or how far they've already scrolled. Overall, this element improves the user experience by giving users a sense of progress while exploring the web pages of a website. We used HTML, CSS, and a bit of JavaScript to create this horizontal page scroll indicator, which you can see in the video above.

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JavaScript Page Scroll Indicator [ Source Code ]:


To create this page scroll indicator you will need to create an HTML, a CSS, and a JS file. After you've copied the code, paste it into the corresponding file. If you save the code, you can open the project in the browser. If the code is malfunctioning, then you can download it from below.


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