72 dpi

by Robert Klanten, Hendrik Hellige (Editor), Michael Mischler (Editor)

72 dpi is a collection of revolutionary web designs and concepts in book form. It can also be seen as an experimental playground for web site designers - who always have to develop new, fresh graphic solutions to transport the most diverse contents. What they come up with is then transported via the WWW and appears in 72 dots per inch resolution (72 dpi) on a computer monitor. This book shows a selection of the most appealing solutions from all parts of the world - appropriately in the same landscape format as a monitor.

176 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2000

About the author

Robert Klanten has been a key figure in the global creative industry for more than a quarter of a century, helping to reimagine the way we approach publishing. He has driven over 800 publications and commercial projects.
Robert is the CEO of gestalten, the company he founded in 1995. Under his leadership, gestalten has established itself as a pillar in the field of contemporary visual culture, design and architecture, by immersing its readers in creative landscapes, cultures, people and art. gestalten regularly collaborates with the biggest names in the creative world and is known and loved by millions around the globe for its iconic books.
He has shown how creativity has no limits in the digital age: through inspiration, inclusivity and promoting understanding; and by connecting the global and the local through storytelling.

Reviews

[John · Rating 4 out of 5]

ALL HAIL PIXEL BASED WEB DESIGN

[Alexandra · Rating 4 out of 5]

what web design looked like at it's most enthusiastic height aka the dot.com boom. Feels a bit dated now and it now as well represented in a book as it was on the internet (due to being printed 72dpi - duh)