10pixel

10pixel is a term that can refer to a very small digital image element or a specific design convention where the smallest addressable unit is a 10x10 pixel square. In digital graphics, a pixel is the fundamental building block of an image. When an image is described as "10pixel" in terms of its size, it usually implies a very low resolution, with a total image dimension of only 10 pixels in width and 10 pixels in height. Such tiny images are typically used for very basic icons, placeholders, or as part of more complex graphical elements where extreme detail is not required or is intentionally stylized.

Alternatively, "10pixel" might denote a design system or style guide that dictates the use of a 10x10 pixel grid as the base unit for all graphical elements. In this context, designers would align and scale all interface components, icons, and spacing to multiples of this 10x10 pixel module. This approach ensures visual consistency and a sense of order within an interface, making it easier for developers to implement designs accurately and for users to perceive a cohesive visual language. This method is often employed in UI/UX design for applications and websites to maintain a clean and modular aesthetic.