The modern way to draw squircles using corner-shape in CSS
Read OriginalThis article details the modern CSS corner-shape property, which allows developers to define corner geometry (e.g., squircle, scoop, notch) beyond simple rounding. It explains how it differs from border-radius, provides code examples, and discusses fallbacks and best practices for this experimental feature.
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