That moment when you spent an entire day making an awesome webpage (dark themed) and your pm tells you to change almost everything in it because he wants a light-themed website.

Fuck Everyone

(BTW now half the website is dark-themed and other half light-themed because pm doesn't know what he wants)

I design in 2-3 colors and then just search-and-replace to switch from light to dark, works well! At least now you can add a settings toggle for a dark theme :3

That being said light themes are associated with professional businesses, dark themed sites are only for screen intensive activity (developing, graphics, reading online, etc). I wish more companies would adopt dark themes and change that, like 99% of the time I spend on the internet I am indoors and in a dimly lit environment, it sucks having my eyes bleed out onto the keyboard.

@woodworks Yeah. Dark theme actually better suits the purpose of our websites since it is for developers.

And I am enraged because I am actually working on backend of the website. But I was called to make the page as all the frontend devs are busy doing something else.

It takes me 10 times more time than them to do anything as I have to literally google everything.

So after an entire day of hardwork when the pm said he didn't like it, really pissed me off.

@Alice The website is for developers so I thought dark theme would be more appropriate

Cough cough CSS COUGH

Just implement an entire custom theming solution, shouldn't be too hard right?