This article highlights the importance of providing users a choice and not forcing them into one type of visual experience. Also, there are so many system-level accessibility options that impact color contrast it is important to ensure the app or website is compatible with those accessibility settings too.
Yes!
But while we’re talking about it, know of any real reason dark mode isn’t the default now that printing isn’t a serious consideration?
As far as I can tell, folks just haven’t switched back after ‘print.css’ was invented. (The entire Internet used to be black text on light gray backgrounds, then people started printing the Internet out on paper and every background became glaring white, presumably to save ink.)