Practical, honest articles from the team behind Dark Reader: how to ease the strain of late-night screens, how to read documents in the dark, and how to pick colours that stay readable.
Dark mode is not automatically better for your eyes, and light mode is not automatically worse. What matters is how your screen compares with the room around it. Here is how to choose, and when to switch.
PDFs are the brightest thing most of us read after dark: white sheets that no browser theme can reach. Here are four ways to calm them down, and a simple setup for a long evening with a thick document.
A dark theme is easy to make and easy to get wrong. This is a practical guide to contrast ratios, the numbers 4.5:1 and 7:1, and why pure white on pure black is not the goal.
Twenty-five minutes is the famous number, but it started as one student’s kitchen timer, not a law of nature. Here is how to find the focus block that actually fits your work, and how to rest between blocks.
