Dark Mode Website Design | 6 Tips For Better Dark UI Design

[@elevateyourcreativeness]

That was an absolutely amazing illustration of how to implement colors into a dark web design! Paul you always take it to the next level of amazing!

[@WPTuts]

Thank you Greg, it's great to hear that you've found the video useful. :)

[@faizrehman7937]

I'm loving your design tutorials. Simple extract of hour-long courses available here & there, to-the-point but carries great impact.

[@WPTuts]

Great to hear hyou've found ity useful and concise :)

[@mentor_prince]

You're an amazing mentor in this biz. Very helpful tips.

[@thijs7504]

Jut thanks! Far another great tutorial

[@amineunshakable1295]

Great to see another video from Paul and this time you nailed it with the dark theme UI.

[@WPTuts]

It's certainly not as easy as it first appears to create a solid dark mode type design. I hope this goes some way to helping to make things easier. :)

[@amineunshakable1295]

@@WPTuts I kind guessed it but then you made the tuts as easy it seems, at least we have a short cut and resources for future reference 👌🙏

[@379rale]

This is exactly what I needed, as I'm coding my own dark mode toggle widget and theme. Thank you! Dark mode should be a standard feature on every well made website and app

[@andrewdowniephd]

Great collection of tips. Very useful.

[@Line49Design]

I like how the grid looked before the suggested tweaks

[@BestMLMDXN]

Dear Sir, your tips are very helpful specially for us who are not developers. There are at times we make silly mistakes but your tips keeps guiding people like me who are non - techies but have passion for web development. I hope you will keep teaching us. Please keep guiding me. Till then, stay safe , healthy and happy. With warm regards, Yours student, Vivek Kumar ( Dehri On Sone, Rohtas, Bihar , India )

[@Atulwebdesigner]

Thanks for the video Paul. Got some really good insights.

[@wpglob-wordpresstutorials]

Very beautiful and eye-catching designs. Thank you, Paul. As always, you are on the top.

[@MrPeabodyPA2]

Great tutorial but I absolutely hate "dark mode." When was the last time you read a book, magazine, or newspaper with light text on a dark background? And who thought light gray text on a dark gray background was a good idea? I have a photo editing program that uses that for their menus (with no other option) and it is incredibly difficult to read. In fact, I find all dark websites to be unnatural and very hard on my eyes. Your tips are fine but I hope they doesn't encourage more hard-to-read sites.

[@TythorZeth]

A lot of people find it nicer for their eyes, including me, especially in the evening. Next to that, it is a huge battery saver for OLED screens.

[@johnfairest]

A thought that really comes to me since Sunday is the need to look at the colours any photos supplied by a customer. Do the photo colours need to be accommodated with the theme or vice versa. Or is there a Plug in that provides an ideal selection of colour for a theme based on images?

[@WPTuts]

You can use Adobe Color and upload an image there and it will pull the dominant colours from it and create a colour palette for you. That can be a great starting point. You can also do exactly the same thing with Affinity Photo and create a colour palette inside there too.

[@ikip]

Hey Paul can you kindly share this figma file. Thanks

[@alanjacobs7302]

Maybe just me but I thought the black and white buttons were far more attention grabbing and easier to read than the green ones ( whose text I couldn’t read at all )