One option is to use CSS to customize the color of the progress bar based on its value. This can be done using the "gradient" CSS property, which allows you to define different color stops based on the value of the progress bar. For example, you could use a green color for values up to 50%, yellow for values between 50-80%, and red for values above 80%.
Another option is to use JavaScript to dynamically change the color of the progress bar based on its value. This can be done by adding a class to the progress bar element based on its value, and applying CSS styles to that class to change the color. For example, you could apply a "progress-green" class for values up to 50%, "progress-yellow" for values between 50-80%, and "progress-red" for values above 80%.
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