Amit Merchant • 10/8/2025

The new progress() function in CSS

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This article explains the new CSS progress() function, which returns a normalized value between 0 and 1 based on a given input within a defined range. It details how to use this function for responsive design effects like fluid typography, adaptive layouts, scroll-based animations, and theme transitions, all without relying on complex calc() expressions or JavaScript.

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