The process involves adjusting the application’s settings to switch the visual theme from a light interface to a darker one, which inverts the color scheme. This change typically results in a black or dark gray background with light-colored text and icons. An example of this transformation is observing how the bright white screen of the application transitions to a muted dark gray after the adjustment is completed.
Implementing a darker interface can offer several advantages. Reduction of eye strain, especially in low-light environments, is often cited as a primary benefit. It can also contribute to decreased energy consumption on devices with OLED or AMOLED screens, potentially extending battery life. The availability of such visual customization reflects a broader trend in user interface design, where options for personalization and user comfort are increasingly prioritized.
