Gamexbit Dasahboard UI

Your dark mode design is heading in the right direction, but a few things need to be improved for better readability and usability. Some elements don’t stand out enough, making it harder for users to scan the interface. A few small changes in contrast, navigation clarity, and interactivity would make a big difference.

Right now, some UI elements blend too much into the background. The 'blue progress bar' doesn’t have enough contrast and could be a bit lighter or have a subtle gradient to make it more visible. The 'green percentage text' is also hard to read, especially for colourblind users. Brightening it a little or adding an icon next to it would help. Some of the smaller text, like the 'All Earns' links, might be difficult to see due to the thin font weight. Increasing the weight slightly or underlining them would make them stand out more.

The navigation is clean, but some parts could be clearer. The 'section headers' like "Dashboard" and "Share Information" don’t stand out much. A slightly bigger or bolder font would help users scan them faster. The 'side menu icons' also blend into the dark background too much. A bit more contrast or a clear active state indicator would make it easier for users to know where they are. The 'dark mode toggle' is easy to miss. A small hover label like "Switch Mode" or making it a bit bigger would make it easier to find.

Some interactive elements could feel more natural with small tweaks. The 'copy link' icons don’t stand out enough, so a little contrast boost or a hover effect would make them feel more interactive. The 'progress bar' also feels a bit flat. A soft glow or a slight gradient would help it stand out more.

If you want to take it further, adding some small details could improve the user experience. Simple 'micro-interactions' like hover effects and subtle button animations would make everything feel smoother. Instead of just a progress bar, a 'ring chart' or a small animation when earnings increase could make financial stats more engaging. You could also consider giving users a few 'dark mode variations' to choose from, like a blue-tinted or purple-tinted theme, for a more personalized experience.

Good Design