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Rounded Corners

Rounded corners are a stylistic choice to make the SAP Engagement Cloud UI appear more modern, feel more friendly, and add extra perceived fidelity to visual elements — elements with rounded corners "feel" more well-crafted than wireframe-like rectangles with sharp corners.

The measurement of rounded corners is corner radius, defined in pixels or percentage.

Default Corner Radius — 8px

General corner radius used for most UI elements.

Examples: Buttons, Popover Panels, Tooltips, Widgets, Dialogs.

Default corner radius (8px)

Small Corner Radius — 4px

Should only be used in specific cases, such as when an element with default corner radius is scaled down in size.

Examples: AC nodes in the sidebar, which are smaller views of the regular-sized nodes.

Small corner radius (4px)

Full Corner Radius — 100%

Used for small elements that are 24px or less in height. Makes elements appear pill-like.

Examples: Labels (Tags).

Full corner radius (100%)