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Hoh, S.; Gillies, Sean; Gardner, Michael

doi:10.1023/a:1022456327773

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“…Personalization is a much-studied topic [21,22]. Personalization help accessing existing content on emerging platforms [23] and help individuals with reduced functioning to access content [24]. A study of smartphone personalization [25] revealed both gender differences in the way they are personalized and also that personalization has a positive effect on the perceived usability.…”

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User Interfaces in Dark Mode During Daytime – Improved Productivity or Just Cool-Looking?

Pedersen

Einarsson

Rikheim

et al. 2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Applications are increasingly coming equipped with a so-called dark mode. Our observation is that many computer enthusiasts are under the impression that dark mode in a way is better than the traditional light mode. This study sets out to explore this belief by observing if dark mode indeed poses any improvements in terms of productivity and quantity of errors over light mode. A controlled experiment was designed involving a visually intensive text entry task using a virtual keyboard with an unfamiliar layout. The results indicate that there were no differences between dark mode and light mode in terms of productivity and quantity of errors.

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