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CSS Beyond the Box: Designing for Round Displays, Notches, and Foldable Devices

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Tom Shannon

· 16 min readenInsight

Summary

This article explores how CSS and web design are evolving to handle non-traditional display shapes and constraints. It covers round displays, mobile notches, virtual keyboards, and dual-screen/foldable devices, examining how designers can work with limited space (like just 30 pixels) to create effective layouts. The piece discusses Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) blurring the lines between apps and websites, and offers practical techniques for thinking beyond the traditional rectangular box in web design.

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A List ApartCSS Beyond the Box: Designing for Round Displays, Notches, and Foldable Devicesalistapart.com

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CSS is about styling boxes. In fact, the whole web is made of boxes, from the browser viewport to elements on a page.
Round displays, for example, make it fun to play with circular clip areas.
Mobile screen notches and virtual keyboards offer challenges to best organize content that stays clear of them.
Dual screen or foldable devices make us rethink how to best use available space in a number of different device postures.
With Progressive Web Apps blurring the lines between apps and websites, Patrick Brosset helps us think outside of the rectangular box.
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What can we do with just thirty pixels? With Progressive Web Apps blurring the lines between apps and websites, Patrick Brosset helps us think outside of the rectangular box. Learn how Windows Cont…

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