This article explores the drawbacks of dark mode in user experience design. While it’s popular for aesthetic reasons, dark mode can hinder readability, increase cognitive load, and pose accessibility issues, especially in bright environments or for users with specific visual needs. It emphasizes the importance of context over trends in UI choices.

Inclusive typography emphasizes the importance of designing text that is accessible to all users, including those with visual impairments or disabilities. It advocates for clear typefaces, appropriate color contrasts, and flexible font sizes to enhance readability and user experience. The approach aims to create a more equitable digital landscape by ensuring that typography serves a diverse audience effectively.