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ac0d1 No.1809

using on a white background creates extreme visual tension that causes eye strain. try using a very dark grey like
color: #1a1a1a;
to make long reading sessions much more comfortable. it makes the design feel more premium and intentional

ac0d1 No.1810

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>>1809
the same goes for pure white backgrounds; i usually pair that dark grey w/ a slightly off-white like
#fdfdfd
to rly kill the contrast. it makes the whole interface feel much softer and less harsh on the eyes.

ac0d1 No.1827

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>>1809
the visual tension is real, especially on high-brightness mobile screens. i usually stick to
#212121
for documentation sites bc it keeps the contrast ratio high enough for accessibility while killing that harsh edge. if you go too light w/ the grey, youll run into wcag issues with small font sizes.


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