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Krasimir10

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  2. Hello, recently I designed a certain website and for I used #ffffd4 text on pure black background. The website is meant for long reading not just scamming and I am afraid that it may be tiring to the eyes. For me personally I don't think so but I am a bit biased so here I am. I know that there are various blogs on the web that advocate for the traditional black, dark grey on white or off-white but I have always liked reading white on black I just didn't feel as bombarded by the screen. I chose a shade of yellow because I know that pure white produces ''halation effect'' - White text on a black background, or “dark mode,” makes the eye work harder and open wider, since it needs to absorb more light. When this happens, the white letters can bleed into the black background and cause the text to blur. In my opinion it is alright as is but I got second though from going down google rabbit hole. What do you guys think? here is the website https://manabook.org/

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