Glowing · soft · twilight
Dusk
Violet glass panes over the aurora background, with apricot light for the numbers that matter. Made for the hour after sunset.
For a living-room screen in the hour after sunset, when the room dims but the screen stays on. Dusk sets violet glass panes over the aurora background, with apricot numerals for the rows that matter. Lower-powered screens draw opaque panes instead of blur, so the text stays readable. It needs no source of its own.
By Denframe · version 1.0.0 · MIT
From the Denframe Library · not part of the app. Add it to your Denframe. This website does not connect to or control your home.
Add it to your Denframe
Opens Dusk in your own Denframe's Library, where you choose Get. Only its id is in the link: nothing about your home comes here.
In Denframe: Studio → Library → Get more → Add by id.
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Make it yours
Add Dusk from Get more in Studio → Library, then choose Use this look on… The renderer supplies its low-GPU fallback.
What you need
- Opaque fallback on lower-powered screens
Once it is added, open it in Studio → Library, then choose Use this look on…. Your sources and credentials stay on your own host.
Using the libraryLooking up the file…
Read the look specificationConsidered details
- Violet glass panes over the aurora background
- Apricot numerals for the vital rows
- Opaque surfaces preserve readability without blur
Its colours
- Background · #1a1230
- Surfaces · #2a1f47
- Text · #fff6ee
- Quieter text · #d8cbe6
- Accent · #ffb48c