Dark Mode version of the RaiseMe iOS app
Check out another insight from the people building the tool helping students realize their college ambitions.
In our second post for Building RaiseMe, we learn from Jason Branch, a Senior Product Designer at RaiseMe, who walks through the best principles for creating the dark mode version of your iOS app. By now you’ve seen a dark mode feature on your favorite app whether it be Twitter or YouTube. Referencing Apple’s User Interface guidelines and Google’s material design system Jason shows off the steps taken to create RaiseMe’s new look and feel.
‘Building RaiseMe‘ is the RaiseMe Design & Engineering blog! We’re starting to tell the stories behind the decisions that go into making the RaiseMe product, features, and community. Here we’ll discuss technologies we use, challenges we face, the research we’re doing and how our ideas go from sketch to implementation.
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