displaysshape
Displayshape refers to the geometric silhouette of a display device’s visible area and its boundary, including the active screen, surrounding bezel, and any curvature or cutouts such as notches. The concept is used across hardware design, manufacturing, and content layout to account for how a device’s physical shape constrains rendering, interaction, and presentation. Displayshape varies across devices—from traditional rectangular panels with sharp corners to devices with rounded corners, curved surfaces, or foldable form factors.
The shape is described by parameters such as the bounding rectangle (width and height), corner radius, curvature
Impact and applications: In software and UI design, displayshape informs layout grids, safe areas, and edge
Examples and trends: The term is commonly used in industrial design, CAD workflows, and device specification
See also: aspect ratio, bezel, safe area, display cutout, curved display, foldable display.