An app designed for Task Management for those who welcome a little chaos while still having some guiding light.
- Flutter App
Background Color:
Use a dark background color as the foundation for your theme. Common choices include deep blacks (#000000), dark grays (#333333), or dark navy blues (#121212).
Text Color:
Ensure text is highly readable by using contrasting text colors. For dark themes, light gray (#CCCCCC) or white (#FFFFFF) are often good choices for text color.
Accent Colors:
Choose accent colors that stand out against the dark background. Popular accent colors for dark themes include shades of blue (#007ACC), green (#00A372), or orange (#FFA500).
Link Colors:
Use distinctive colors for hyperlinks to make them easily identifiable. Colors like bright blue (#007ACC) or neon green (#39FF14) can work well.
Button Colors:
Buttons should be visually distinct. Consider using a slightly lighter or contrasting color for buttons to make them stand out. For example, light gray buttons on a dark gray background.
Borders and Dividers:
Consider using subtle borders or dividers with shades of gray or slightly darker versions of your background color to create visual separation between elements.
Hover and Active States:
Define hover and active states for interactive elements like buttons and links. You can use color changes, shadows, or animations to indicate interactivity.
Background Patterns or Textures:
Consider adding subtle background patterns or textures to break up large expanses of solid color and add visual interest.
Focus States:
Make sure that focus states for input fields and interactive elements are clearly visible. Using a bright border or glow effect can help users navigate through the interface.
Dark Mode Toggle:
If your app allows users to switch between dark and light themes, include a toggle button that is easily accessible. Make sure the toggle's appearance clearly indicates the active theme.