Lisse

Reach for this only when the design is explicitly iOS- or Figma-derived and the user has noticed that `border-radius` looks wrong at large radii — for radii under about 12px nobody can see the difference and you are adding a dependency for nothing. Prefer it over squircle-js or a hand-rolled clip-path when the element needs a visible border or shadow, since clip-path alone crops both and Lisse handles them; and prefer `@lisse/core` if you are in Astro, Solid or plain HTML rather than pulling a framework binding. Watch out that a clip-path corner will crop overflowing children and focus rings, so check keyboard focus visibility on any interactive element you wrap.

Why it is here. The squircle problem has a dozen half-solutions that break on borders and shadows; this is the one that implements Figma's actual algorithm, ships four curve types, and maintains bindings for three frameworks under MIT.