Great example of a well done dark-themed design. The blue article titles and menu provide contrast from the background, but not in such a way that they are distracting, and the lighter gray text is readable without being eye-blindingly white. Also, the cloud graphic is just enough to make the design stand out while retaining it’s simplicity. I love how elegantly simple it is.
Great example of a well done dark-themed design. The blue article titles and menu provide contrast from the background, but not in such a way that they are distracting, and the lighter gray text is readable without being eye-blindingly white. Also, the cloud graphic is just enough to make the design stand out while retaining it’s simplicity. I love how elegantly simple it is.
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