Creating Analog Clock with HTML, CSS and JavaScript

Creating Anolog Clock with HTML, CSS and Javascript

In this tutorial, we are creating real-time anolog clock using HTML, CSS and Javascript. You have to know before creating anolog clock is that Fundamental (Basics) comprehension of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Getting Started

We will make three files or documents that are HTML document, a CSS File , and JavaScript File. we likewise have a picture of the clock that will be utilized behind the scenes, and in addition, we will make 60 minutes, moment, and second hand (utilizing HTML and CSS). These hands will pivot according to the framework time (we will utilize the predefined Date capacity of JavaScript to ascertain the level of turns of each hand).

Creating with HTML

It is a basic file having the fundamental construction of the page and ID for the clock's body and for the second, minute, hour hands.

Here we are going to use block level element div element & with id or with classes for styling or fetch data using Js. The main container class is "clock" here.

HTML Code:

In the above code we just used three elements <div>... </div>, <p>..... </p> and <span>... </span>. The all the elements contains class or id with respective working design.

The element <span> CODING TAGGERS </span> is an optional. It is simply indicate brand of clock. If you don't want that, you can remove. It will not effect any code.

Styling with CSS

The CSS is utilized only for making the clock really look a bit more pleasant. We have essentially focused our check in the page that means we are using CSS to align the clock & hands to center position.

CSS Code:

We have used image for Clock background numbers. The border is ridge because it looks little bit nice.

Working with JavaScript

The JavaScript document will give the rationale behind the turn of the hands. Js used to fetch real-time date & time. We have added date & day as additional.

• First we have chosen the hour, minute and second from HTML. 
• To get the current time we have utilized the Date() object given by the JavaScript. This will give the current seconds, minutes, and hours individually. 
• Presently, we have our hour, minute and second, and we realize that the clock pivots 360 degrees. Thus, we will change over to change over the revolution of the hands of the clock into degrees. The degree computation depends on a basic unary strategy.

Js Code:

Full Code:

We have used meta elements to make it responsive view respective to the device.

Output

See the Pen Anolog Clock by Coding Taggers by Coding Taggers (@codingtaggers) on CodePen.