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"Dark mode is a lazy crutch, not a UX win — am I wrong?"
As dark mode becomes the default across operating systems and apps, its necessity is being questioned: does it genuinely reduce eye strain, or are we using it to mask poor contrast and design choices? Cast your vote on whether dark mode is a legitimate UX improvement or a lazy workaround.
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