Meter Example

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The code in this example is not intended for production environments. Before using it for any purpose, read this to understand why.

This is an illustrative example of one way of using ARIA that conforms with the ARIA specification.

There may be support gaps in some browser and assistive technology combinations, especially for mobile/touch devices. Testing code based on this example with assistive technologies is essential before considering use in production systems.
The ARIA and Assistive Technologies Project is developing measurements of assistive technology support for APG examples.
Robust accessibility can be further optimized by choosing implementation patterns that maximize use of semantic HTML and heeding the warning that No ARIA is better than Bad ARIA.

The following example of a CPU meter demonstrates the Meter Pattern.

The value of this meter changes every 5 seconds. Use the pause button to stop changes.

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Role	Attribute	Element	Usage
`meter`		`div`	Identifies the element as a `meter`.
	`aria-valuemin="NUMBER"`	`div`	Specifies the minimum value the meter can have.
	`aria-valuemax="NUMBER"`	`div`	Specifies the maximum value the meter can have.
	`aria-valuenow="NUMBER"`	`div`	Specifies the current value of the meter.
	`aria-labelledby`	`div`	Identifies the element that provides the accessible name of the `meter`.

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