What is the psychology of rounded edges?
Users perceive rounded shapes as friendlier and more inviting. And thanks to this positive perception, along with the way our brain more quickly processes rounded corners, designers have a strong case for continuing to design corners this way.
What do sharp edges in design mean?
Sharp corners emphasize a sign of danger or lack of safety. Therefore, our minds have trained to avoid them as much as possible. But, on the other hand, curved corners give a friendly, safe vibe. Therefore; Curved Corners look more appealing, simply because they are easier on the eyes 👀.
Why are sharp edges corners considered weak?
2: Designs that incorporate sharp corners will result in structural weaknesses due to localized hot spots at the junctions, however, adding radii that are too large also may result in shrinkage defects (sections that are larger will feed thinner walls, leaving a void in the thick junction).
Why is everything getting rounder?
From smartphones, the trend of rounded edges spread to other consumer electronics, such as tablets, laptops, and even televisions. So you see that it was the physical world practicality that brought about these changes in rounded hardware, the main reasons being: They are comfortable. They are safer.