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One design, two moods.
Here's a look at how I approach light/dark mode design, same visual hierarchy, same clarity, just re-tuned for contrast and readability in each theme. Consistency across modes is one of those details that separates a good UI from a great one.
Open to UI/UX work, let's build something clean together.
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