When nesting elements, using the same corner radius for both parent and child can result in an unpleasing UI, as the gap between elements appears inconsistent.
A practical solution is to apply a smaller corner radius to the child element to create a more visually appealing gap, improving overall design coherence.
The formula for maintaining curvature while ensuring consistent gaps is: Outer radius = Inner radius + Padding; yet, visual assessment is crucial in design.
While mathematical formulas are useful, it is crucial to develop your eye for detail to identify visual imbalances that numbers alone might not reveal.
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