By Developerfox
via developerfox.com
Published: Aug 01 2008 / 12:43
Progress Bars is one of the most interesting components that web designers like to use in their projects.
They can be used in various places such as: page loading, redirecting, uploading files, sending information using Ajax and so forth.
In this post I’ve made a wonderful package of progress bars.
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Comments
mostlyharmless replied ago:
its not two point oh if it doesn't have a progress bar... and it has to have drag and drop too.
cmon people.
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