CSS Rounded Corners

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CSS Rounded Corners

CSS Rounded Corners allow you to create smooth, curved edges around elements using the border-radius property. It enhances the appearance of boxes, buttons, images, and cards, making designs look more modern and polished.

Syntax

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The value can be in pixels (px), percentages (%), or other length units. You can apply it to all corners or individual ones (top-left, top-right, etc.).

Example: Basic Rounded Corners

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Applying Rounded Corners to Individual Corners

You can round each corner separately using:

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Using Percentages for Circular Shapes

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This creates a perfect circle, commonly used for profile images or icons.

Practical Use Cases

  • Buttons with soft edges
  • Cards or containers with smooth corners
  • Circular profile images
  • Notification bubbles and badges

Key Takeaways

  • border-radius is used to create smooth, rounded edges.
  • You can apply it uniformly or customize each corner individually.
  • Use border-radius: 50% to create circles (equal width and height).
  • Rounded corners improve visual appeal and user experience.
  • Works well with shadows and gradients for modern UI design.
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