macOS Mojave: The secrets behind Dark ModeFrom accent colors to careful casting, macOS Mojave's new Dark Mode is more than just wallpaper deep.
Dark Mode is here! No, not for iOS, but for macOS Mojave, Apple's next-generation operating system for the Mac. It's not just a coat of night-colored paint, though: Apple's implementation goes deep. That includes sampling the background colors to make sure the temperature is never so warm or so cold it clashes with the rest of your desktop, and some bright new accent colors that stand out like neon.
Mostly, though, it just looks cool. Sure, we act like it's all the nerdy, niche features that we love the most. But announce Dark Mode and we cheer like it's the second coming of emoji. Because we're human and we want to have fun and look good doing it. And that's what Dark Mode is really all about.
Going Dark
The goal of the new Dark Mode interface appearance is to let the cruft fade away and the content pop. Like, POP. Previously, this was the realm of pro apps and exclusive to crea...
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macOS Mojave: The secrets behind Dark Mode
