Coding a Dark Mode for your Website

[@CarlitoProductions]

I thought it was a lot more complicated than this. I came across this feature in a dev article, and suuuper glad I did. This is awesome

[@BiegajzSebastianem]

2:30 five years later...we are still waiting for that "NEXT" 2-minute video "How to design a color theme for website"

[@keshinishudan2536]

beautifully crisp.. Thanks Deja..

[@morethanpixls]

Nice! I was wondering about this. Thanks!

[@jamienordmeyer4345]

Nice simple presentation! Thanks for this!

[@zsoltszilvai]

Hi Deja, this is AWESOME!!! Thank you so much for this video. It's super easy to implement :) I'd also want to include a theme-switch (checkbox) in the navigation bar. Is it going to be covered in the next video? If so, when can we expect it to be published? In the meantime, any heads up would be appreciated. Should I save the checkbox's state in local storage with JS?

[@evgenyview2600]

Nice! If you want to your website be sensitive you should use this feature

[@benjaminli21]

Thanks for the sharing! But the voice is quite low, it would be better for us if you can turn your speaker volume way up. Thanks again!😊

[@kirillguryanov4925]

it's a nice explanation

[@MishaWS]

what about enabling the dark mode of chrome or firefox browser? not the operating system. is it possible to enable dark mode in chrome or firefox settings tab?

[@Jel.Awesh.M]

That would be a nice feature to have in Firefox, although it is possible to do by using an extension, I'd like it by default.

[@rishavbhowmik7778]

I was looking for it for about an year

[@sabrinatirvengadum4786]

Can you apply this to email templates?

[@mrcpj1998]

Theoretically yes. Practically, i would cry myself to sleep before it happened

[@sabrinatirvengadum4786]

@@mrcpj1998 Thanks! I will try it out :-)

[@sabrinatirvengadum4786]

@@MozillaDeveloper I just saw this! Thank you very much. Will try it out now :-)

[@VinceAggrippino]

There's not much here about actually coding a dark mode. This video introduces a media feature (which, in spite of the caption, is not known as a media query), but that's where the information stops. There's nothing about support for the media feature. There's nothing about fallbacks or alternatives or polyfills. There's nothing about color choice or contrast or usability. There aren't even any references to external resources for additional information.