I think that you should lighten up the background a bit, despite that you already have given given the reader a "lamp" to do so if they feel it's how they want it. Good work!

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Daniel said on May 05, 2006

Don't forget that there are a lot of rubbish monitors out there. Small fonts on black backgrounds can be difficult to read on them.

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Alan said on May 05, 2006

I don't know if you have seen this site http://www.asemota.de/stenog/welcome but I think it is one of the nicer designs I have seen in this reboot and it is of the darker breed (heh, that sounds like a horror book).

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Andy said on May 05, 2006

Really like the reboot, the colours are great! i much prefer the dark version, find it easier to read.

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bruce said on May 05, 2006

if you're going to light text on dark background, it may interest you to read this article.

http://www.markboulton.co.uk/journal/comments/five_simple_steps_to_better_typography/

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Lloyd said on June 17, 2006

Personally, I am becoming more interested in design with dark background colours that still retain a shade of colour.

http://orderedlist.com/ is one of my favourites in this style and the differentiation between the different shades of dark blue is exceptionally well done. I think we will see more website of this nature in the future!

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John said on December 07, 2006

I do not like very dark background, i like bright color with dark text.

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