Dark Mode has become a rapidly popular feature to many online tools and services in recent years and it’s about time WordPress joins in on this trend as well. Many websites such as Twitter, YouTube, Reddit and even macOS Mojave, Apple’s newest operating system have adopted this feature as one to help user’s who are looking at screens for long periods of time. Traditionally we’re use to seeing light backgrounds and dark text in a high contrast environment which can be damaging for the eyes. If you have ever found yourself working on something late at night and having to make adjustments so the bright light doesn’t hurt your eyes so much, you’re in for a treat!
Say good evening to… Dark Mode
Dark Mode transforms the colours of the WordPress dashboard from bright white and grey colours to dark grey and black instead. This means you no longer need to squint or turn down your brightness setting trying to avoid things like headaches and eyestrain.
Whilst Dark Mode is a great way to personalise your setup, there’s a few things that it’s not. These include but is not limited to:
It is not a high contrast mode for accessibility needs
It
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