posted on Feb, 12 2010 @ 02:58 PM
reply to post by badmedia
I actually do this stuff for a living and have the opposite viewpoint.
It seems when windows 3.x first came out everyone was eager to keep everything white with black. For mast people it was their first look away from the
old monochrome displays, which was black background with a light grey or white cursor and text. People where so happy to be away from that that this
new white background with black text thing took off.
When I create web pages, databases or programs, I almost always use a dark background with a lighter text. Some have a light background with colored
text boxes with light text but the end result is the same. People can’t believe how much more professional my apps, databases and web pages look
compared to the standard, and since I have been doing it for about 18 years, my track record speaks for itself.
It is indeed better on the eyes and in effect helps computer monitors that don’t utilize screen savers from having images burned in them so easily,
well at least on CRT monitors it did, do not know if has the same effect on LCD screens, because I do not know if images can be burned into those
screens.
So again it is definitely Dark Meat for me.