It would be lovely to have a dark mode to the web portal and also to the studio pro.
How to activate dark mode on popular apps
If you don’t have a recent phone or operating system that supports dark mode, you can enable it on many smartphone apps individually.
Here’s how to do it:
Facebook Messenger: Click the icon of your profile photo and toggle on the dark mode option.
Twitter: On iOS, click your profile image in the top left, then click settings and privacy > display in iOS, and toggle on dark mode.
On Android, click your profile image in the top left, then click settings and privacy > display and Sound, and toggle on dark mode.
Gmail: Go to settings > general settings > theme. Then choose light, dark or system default.
YouTube: On iOS, tap your profile photo and select settings > appearance > dark theme.
On Android, tap your profile photo and select settings > general > dark theme.
Slack: Open the option menu from the top-right corner of any chat, tap settings, scroll down to dark mode, and tap ‘enable’.
What are the advantages of dark mode?
Reference → https://www.forbes.com/uk/advisor/mobile-phones/what-is-dark-mode-and-should-you-be-using-it/
I also would love a dark mode in Studio Pro.
There is no point on not having it in 2022, given the price point of Mendix – this is neither a small nor a cheap service.
I don’t need a study, I feel comfortable coding in Dark Mode since years. This is about personal preference.
From an advantages point, NN group has a great study on this:
”Summary: In people with normal vision (or corrected-to-normal vision), visual performance tends to be better with light mode...”
https://www.nngroup.com/articles/dark-mode/
Native projects support this straight of the gate.
You can also create this for web projects it you are handy with SASS.
it is a lot of work because you are basically creating/maintaining and governing 2 design systems, but