In Figma, when you create a rectangle and adjust its corner radius, what happens visually?
Think about how corner radius affects shapes in design tools.
Adjusting the corner radius rounds the corners of the rectangle, making them smooth curves instead of sharp angles.
You use the ellipse tool in Figma to draw a shape with width 100px and height 50px. What shape do you get?
Recall the difference between circles and ellipses.
The ellipse tool creates an oval shape. With width 100px and height 50px, it forms an ellipse stretched horizontally.
You want to create a shape in Figma that looks like a rectangle with fully rounded ends (pill shape). Which approach models this best?
Think about how corner radius relates to height for fully rounded ends.
Setting the corner radius to half the height rounds the rectangle's ends fully, creating a pill shape.
You draw an ellipse in Figma with width 80px and height 80px, but it looks like a circle. Why?
Consider what makes a circle different from an ellipse.
An ellipse with equal width and height is a circle by definition.
You need to design a button in Figma that adjusts its width based on text length but always has fully rounded ends. Which method ensures this behavior?
Think about how corner radius and auto resizing work together.
Setting corner radius to half the height with auto width resizing keeps ends fully rounded regardless of width changes.