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Light or dark? I shipped Golf Travel Passport with both, which one would you keep open on the first tee?
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Dark looks great with the images
Thank you, love it!
great
Thank you a lot.
White
I also prefer white!
White for me. It feels cleaner and easier to scan.
Good choice!
dark for me
Thank you for feedback!
Dark💯
Thank you, it's great choice!
white feels so much easier on the eyes to navigate!
Yeah that's true!
Dark for me on this one, a golf app is going to get opened outdoors in bright sun way more than at a desk, and dark mode usually loses contrast exactly there. Did you test either version outside in direct light before shipping both?
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