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Oh my God, it's too much cognitive load for me to choose between these two, but I chose dark although I use light theme on my phone and laptop. I think in the dark one we are able to see every individual dots also there is a glow which I kinda like
Thanks Monic!
Yeah they both look cool
Hmm I'd prefer dark
I prefer Dark
Viewing light was a bit hard for me in terms of contrast and focus so I prefer dark.
Dark looks amazing!!
I’d definitely go for dark version. It’s easier to see subtle changes in the composition, and honestly, I just prefer dark themes.
the two mode works well
I chose the dark version because it creates better depth and contrast.
Dark, Because the pattern is more visible clearly...
the light coloured pattern and the font, both are pretty much better highlighted on the darker version. imo the background must be there to highlight the context - it's not about dark or light.
Dark one really pulls you in, the contrast makes everything feel more intentional
I think i prefer light
It's hard to choose actually, as both are looking great. but i think I would prefer the light over the dark version. As, the light version looks eye-soothing and calming to me.
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