Dark mode is now fully supported on the public blog
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Sora Tanaka
Every Vlogerly blog now fully supports dark mode, automatically following the reader's system preference.
What this required:
- Every component swapped hardcoded background and text colors for theme tokens that adapt automatically.
- The markdown renderer got dark variants for code blocks, tables, callouts, and inline elements.
- Article cards, badges, navigation, and headers all use theme variables, with contrast tested across both modes.
- The language switcher and other interactive bits no longer flash a bright background when the rest of the page is dark.
Dark mode reduces eye strain for readers in low-light environments and signals modernity in a way that white-only sites no longer do. If your audience reads at night — and most do — this one matters.
December 1, 2025
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- LBLukas Becker
Dark mode on the public blog is the long-overdue reader preference. The contrast tuning on the body type in dark looks intentional, not just inverted.
February 13, 2026
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