Let's be honest - dark mode has become too accessible. Remember the good old days when using computers was an adventure? When every click could lead to unexpected results? Today's dark modes are just too... convenient. They let you see everything at once. Where's the mystery in that?
After months of rigorous research (and several complaints from our UX team), we're proud to present our revolutionary approach to dark mode: You can only see what's directly around your cursor! It's like exploring a dark cave, but instead of discovering stalactites, you're trying to read blog posts.
"This is literally the worst implementation of dark mode I've ever seen." - Our Lead Designer (before they quit)
🔦 Authentic Flashlight Experience: Your cursor becomes a virtual flashlight, illuminating only a small portion of the content at a time.
🏃♂️ Built-in Exercise: Want to read an entire article? Get ready for some serious mouse movement! It's not just a dark mode, it's a workout.
🎮 Gaming Elements: Turn reading into a game of "Find the Next Paragraph." Score points by successfully locating all headings!
"I've never had to work so hard to read a blog post. It's like playing Marco Polo with content!" - Confused User
"I showed this to my UX professor and he started crying." - Design Student
"Finally, a dark mode that makes me appreciate light mode!" - Enlightened User
Good question! Here are some totally legitimate use cases:
- Training for cave exploration while reading tech blogs
- Making sure you're really committed to reading that article
- Keeping yourself awake during late-night reading sessions
- Developing better mouse control (and arm muscles)
Is this the future of dark mode? Probably not. Is it a terrible idea? Absolutely. But in a world of predictable user interfaces, sometimes we need to remind ourselves that things could always be worse.
Try it yourself by clicking the toggle button in the top right corner. And remember: with great flashlight comes great responsibility.