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I've known people with vision problems who have to skip light-on-dark web pages because it's just not tenable for them to try to read. (This was before Readabi
by Semiapies 16y ago
I've known people with vision problems who have to skip light-on-dark web pages because it's just not tenable for them to try to read. (This was before Readability, though keep in mind it's nobody's obligation to find a work-around for your eye-straining website.)
I suspect there's an objective benefit, there.
Everything seems to indicate that dark-on-light is better than light-on-dark, and both are better than light-on-light or dark-on-dark. (Or, in other words, contrast is vital, and dark text is preferable.)