Night Mode

Night Mode looks like the moment a purple notification badge dims just enough to stop begging for attention. It's deeper than Galaxy Blue, but it doesn't feel crisp and surface-fast. Compared with Assassin, it's less steel and less restrained-cold, holding onto a softer purple undertone that stays legible without turning clinical.

Use it where you need "quiet authority" across dark interfaces: enterprise admin panels, identity and authentication screens, compliance dashboards, and the dense UI in telecom or fintech management tools. I especially like it for pressed buttons, selected rows, and key state indicators in media players where you want focus without that sharper, sign-like bite Assassin can have. It's the one you reach for when restraint builds confidence, and it lands cleanly as a dark primary instead of feeling like an accent.

Quick check: on very cool grays it can read slightly more blue than you expect, so try it alongside your real neutrals and adjust your surrounding tones if it starts to feel too far toward indigo.