User preference for light and dark modes can contradict system settings, making a site-wide toggle more evident, despite increased complexity in development.
Implementing a toggle allows users to select color modes regardless of their system preference, enhancing user experience while introducing development challenges.
Using CSS variables simplifies creating light and dark themes, yet necessitates additional colors to maintain accessibility and visual coherence across modes.
While a simple design is the goal, supporting user preferences through a toggle can create complications in how themes are managed and applied.
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