96dpi
96dpi, short for 96 dots per inch, is a density measure used in display technology and typography. In many web and CSS contexts, 96 dpi is treated as the CSS reference density, shaping how physical measurements map to on-screen units.
In CSS, an inch is defined as 96 CSS pixels, regardless of the device’s actual pixel density.
Device pixel ratio and mapping to device pixels play a central role. The devicePixelRatio value indicates how
History and usage: The 96dpi standard originates from early computing and web design, where many displays were
Practical considerations: 96dpi is a convention rather than a property of a specific device. Web designers