The Technical University of Munich is following the trend: introducing dark mode on the TYPO3 website

The Technical University of Munich is following the trend: introducing dark mode on the TYPO3 website

The Technical University of Munich (TUM), one of the leading universities in Germany, recently took a significant step in digital user experience: the introduction of a dark mode for its website. As one of the first universities in the DACH region to take this innovative step, TUM shows that it is a leader not only in the academic area, but also in its digital presence.

Why Dark Mode? A trend that remains

Dark Mode, a design that is particularly popular with technology-savvy users, offers an eye-friendly alternative to the traditional, bright screen display. This step by TUM offers valuable insights into current web design trends, especially for website administrators and marketing experts in the DACH region.

TYPO3 and Dark Mode: A symbiosis for the future

The TUM website, which is based on the robust content management system TYPO3, demonstrates how flexibility and user-friendliness can go hand in hand. TYPO3 is known for its customization and security, making it the ideal platform for innovative web design solutions. Particularly notable are the moving images, videos and WebGL elements on the homepage, which provide a dynamic and immersive experience in dark mode.

One step ahead: TUM as a pioneer

With the introduction of Dark Mode, TUM is once again proving that it is playing a pioneering role in the digital world. This move could be a wake-up call for other colleges and universities to follow their lead and further optimize their digital platforms.

Conclusion: A new era of digital experiences

The implementation of Dark Mode on the TUM website is more than just an aesthetic choice – it is a sign of the university's commitment to pursuing and implementing innovative technologies and trends. With the integrated moving images, videos and WebGL functions on the homepage, TUM is setting new standards for digital experiences that are both inspiring and groundbreaking for the industry.

Sandra Pohl

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