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Dark Mode for Tridion Sites

As a user, it would be helpful if Tridion had support for light mode (the current default) as well as a dark mode, to match user site or system preferences.

This could take on the form of a toggle in the user's profile settings which the user can control from the Tridion UI, or a more modern approach, and my personal recommendation is it reflects the system settings of the computer the user is working on.

For an example of how this works in the real word, see: https://github.com/rws which changes based on computer system settings.

Light Mode

Screenshot of RWS GitHub page in light mode, showing pinned repositories for Tridion Sites Ideas such as dxa-web-application-dotnet and dxa-web-application-java.

Dark Mode

Screenshot of RWS GitHub page in dark mode, with the same content as the first image, including pinned repositories and top languages used.

Travis Repetto
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  • Thanks for the suggestion. We also still need to add support for theming in general to Experience Space, e.g., to distinguish between different environments.

    For now, if you use Chrome, one option is to enable dark mode in the browser.

    Chrome browser settings showing the 'Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents' option enabled with a warning about experimental features.

    Here's how Experience Space looks with this mode enabled

    Tridion Sites Publishing Queue interface in dark mode, displaying a list of content with 'SUCCESS' and 'FAILED' publishing statuses.

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  • Thanks for the suggestion. We also still need to add support for theming in general to Experience Space, e.g., to distinguish between different environments.

    For now, if you use Chrome, one option is to enable dark mode in the browser.

    Chrome browser settings showing the 'Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents' option enabled with a warning about experimental features.

    Here's how Experience Space looks with this mode enabled

    Tridion Sites Publishing Queue interface in dark mode, displaying a list of content with 'SUCCESS' and 'FAILED' publishing statuses.

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