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Interface cards for a recent product design project, what would be the best direction? Dark Mode or Light Mode? ⚡️
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the dark mode is awesome!
Thanks Nina!
Dark mode
Amazing work
dark's got my vote!
dark mode works well
Both dark, light, and sync mode are best for the UX/UI.
Wow, that's great, Dark mode is great!
Dark mode always
The dark mode looks awesome!
Will go for the Dark Mode
Light mode. Why? Because of the background. The background is not that bright so using dark mode won't go well with it. Cus the informations on it would be difficult to see.
But with the light mode on a dark background, you can easily and clearly see the informations on it...
Bother design looks premium and modern brother
Both looks amazing, but i've got to go for the dark mode
Dark mode looks good, but I want light mode
I think the dark version looks more sophisticated and premium
Nice design !
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