Chapter 20 | Border Radius and Overflow Explained | CSS Tutorial

🌟 Welcome to 'Say Hello to CSS' with Abbyshek Sharma!
In this exciting chapter, we’ll focus on two essential CSS properties-Border Radius and Overflow-and learn how they help shape and manage content in web design.
What you’ll learn in this video:
Border Radius:
Learn to create rounded corners for boxes and other elements.
Explore different units like px, %, and em for controlling corner rounding.
Real-world applications:
Circular images.
Rounded buttons.
Card designs with smooth edges.
Overflow:
Master controlling how content behaves when it overflows its container.
Key values explained:
visible (default): Content spills out of the container.
hidden: Extra content is clipped.
scroll: Adds a scroll bar for overflowing content.
auto: Adds a scroll bar only when necessary.
Examples and use cases for scrollable sections, hidden content areas, and better layouts.
Real-World Examples and Projects:
Creating beautiful profile cards with rounded images using border-radius.
Designing containers with scrollable content using overflow: auto.
Making visually appealing buttons with a combination of border-radius and hover effects.
Customizing navigation menus or sidebars with scrollable overflow.
By the end of this video, you’ll:
Understand how to use border-radius to add a polished look to elements.
Know how to handle content overflow effectively to maintain a clean layout.
Apply these properties in real-world scenarios to enhance your designs.