Enabling dark mode and light mode on a website involves creating a user interface that allows users to switch between two different color schemes: light mode with lighter backgrounds and dark mode with darker backgrounds.
Implementing dark mode on websites can enhance user experience and make the website more accessible in different lighting conditions.
Different ways to enable dark mode on websites include using color-scheme CSS property, prefers-color-scheme media query, color-scheme meta tag, setting color-scheme value in meta tag using JavaScript, setting attributes in the body tag, and setting class name in html tag using JavaScript.
The color-scheme CSS property allows selection of color themes like normal, light, dark, or both light and dark based on the user's operating system theme selection.
prefers-color-scheme media query lets you customize CSS layouts based on user's OS theme preferences like no-preference, dark, or light.
Using a meta tag like enables switching between dark and light modes based on user's OS theme selection.
Setting color-scheme value in meta tag using JavaScript allows dynamic switching between dark and light modes in a website.
Enabling dark mode by setting attributes or class names in the body or html tags dynamically using JavaScript offers a more interactive user experience.
By allowing users to toggle between light and dark modes, websites can provide a personalized browsing experience, ensuring accessibility and visual appeal.
Implementing theme toggle modes using CSS and JavaScript provides flexibility in catering to user preferences for viewing content in their preferred mode.