DISPLAY A MOVING PROGRESS METER
Aprogress element differs from the meter element in that its design specification says it moves to convey an in-progress task. This could be something such as downloading a file, processing a command, or any action that has a relatively short time until completed, but not instantaneously. In order to make use of this, you will need some additional JavaScript code to control the progress meter’s current level.
If the progress element is unsupported by the browser, the fallback display within its start and end tags will appear instead. You can use this to display a text description or a fallback image graphic:
<progress value='num' max='num'>Fallback Display</progress>
The progress element accepts only two values ...
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