How To Make Website DARK MODE _ Dark Theme Website Design Using HTML, CSS & JS

The video teaches you how to create a dark mode for your website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Dark mode is a popular design trend that is becoming increasingly popular, as it can be easier on the eyes and reduce eye strain, especially at night. The video starts by creating the HTML markup for the dark mode toggle button. The toggle button is created using a <button> element with the class "dark-mode-toggle". The <button> element has an onclick event handler that calls a JavaScript function to toggle the dark mode. The next step is to style the toggle button using CSS. The CSS code is used to set the background color, border, and padding of the toggle button. The CSS code also adds an icon to the toggle button. Finally, the JavaScript code is used to toggle the dark mode. The JavaScript code uses the localStorage API to store the user's preference for dark mode. The JavaScript code also uses the CSS classes to change the appearance of the website when the dark mode is toggled. The video also shows how to add a dark mode switch to the user's browser. This allows users to enable dark mode for your website even when their browser is set to light mode. Overall, the video is a comprehensive guide on how to create a dark mode for your website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The video covers all the steps involved in creating the dark mode, from creating the HTML markup to adding a dark mode switch to the user's browser. Here are some additional tips for creating a dark mode for your website: Use a dark color scheme for the background and text. Use light colors for the borders and icons. Use high contrast colors for the text and links. Make sure the website is still readable and accessible in dark mode. Test the dark mode on different devices and browsers.