The creation of Amazon’s dark mode was aimed at improving comfort and usability while preserving the familiar structure. The goal was not a complete redesign of the platform but an adaptation of the interface to modern expectations: accessibility and eye comfort, especially during nighttime use.
The homepage kept the original logic but became more convenient. Product cards remain light to provide better contrast and highlight items.
The product page in dark mode keeps Amazon’s familiar structure: images, specifications, purchase options, price, and add-to-cart buttons. To maintain brand recognition, the design uses Amazon’s official fonts and colors from its brand book. This ensures that even in a new color scheme, the interface still feels instantly recognizable and familiar.
Branded accent colors are applied to key elements — prices, buttons, and icons — making navigation easier and highlighting important actions. As a result, dark mode becomes not just a visual upgrade but a natural extension of Amazon’s identity, where every detail supports usability and brand consistency.
For the cart, dark mode was designed to reduce eye strain and highlight the most important elements — prices, discounts, buttons, and Prime badges. The dark background makes these accents easier to read, while the familiar cart structure is preserved, ensuring smoother navigation and a more modern checkout experience.
For the account page, the dark mode was designed to shift the focus to the content — orders, interests, lists, and financial data. The dark background reduces eye strain and makes bright elements (buttons, balance, Prime blocks) more noticeable. This helps users navigate their personal data and account management faster, while preserving the familiar structure in a more convenient format.