80pixel

80pixel is a term that can refer to a few different concepts within digital media and technology, often relating to resolution or aspect ratios. The most common interpretation of 80pixel points to a display resolution or image dimension where one of the measurements is 80 pixels. For example, a very low-resolution image might have dimensions of 80x60 pixels or 80x80 pixels. In older web design or early digital graphics, such resolutions were more prevalent due to limitations in processing power and bandwidth.

Another context for 80pixel might be related to aspect ratios, although this is less standardized. It could imply a screen or image where the width-to-height ratio is such that one dimension is 80 pixels, and the other is calculated accordingly. For instance, a narrow banner ad might be designed with a height of 80 pixels and a variable width.

The term is also sometimes used colloquially by designers or developers to describe a specific design element or constraint. For instance, a spacing of 80 pixels could be referred to as "80pixel padding." However, without further context, the primary meaning revolves around a pixel dimension of 80. It is generally considered a very small scale in modern digital displays, which typically operate at much higher resolutions.