compare:
dark: http://hemmaland.ath.cx/f/zomg/2008-03-17-023 … .png-l.jpg
light: http://hemmaland.ath.cx/f/zomg/2008-03-17-023 … .png-l.jpg
which one is better?
dark: http://hemmaland.ath.cx/f/zomg/2008-03-17-023 … .png-l.jpg
light: http://hemmaland.ath.cx/f/zomg/2008-03-17-023 … .png-l.jpg
which one is better?
dark
dark background seems easier to read.
I've always been a fan of dark background.
dark
dark ... no doubt. I prefer a transparent term though
they *are* transparent
Dark.
transparent = bad
when you move the term over say, a browser window, your white text gets washed out.
translucent... okay. but if readability is what you care about, opacity wins
when you move the term over say, a browser window, your white text gets washed out.
translucent... okay. but if readability is what you care about, opacity wins
i don't move them over a browser window or any other kind of window. :)
then why not go opaque?
using dark now, by the way.