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Do you like more dark green mode or white mode?
I like both, but I prefer dark green mode. The client wanted specifically dark green mode, so I chose that.
This project corresponds to a glassmorphism redesign I made for a minimalistic website: read more here.
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Use brighter text colors, stronger contrast, and a slightly darker overlay to improve readability.
Dark green mode
Brilliant Work
thanks a lot for all the comments and support :)
Love the look of the dark green mode
thanks! 😊
Upgoating the dark green mode
thanks a lot!
You never fail to impress me!
thanks a lot :)
Hi,
From my perspective, the best approach here is whichever one delivers the highest legibility. Even without the client's suggestion, I would have arrived at the same choice, legibility and WCAG accessibility compliance need to be the priority.
Dark green mode, no questions asked.
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