Match Point AI is built around a dark Court Ink theme by default. We chose a low-glare interface so technique scores, coaching notes, and skeleton overlays stay readable in more lighting conditions — from a dim indoor court to evening review on your phone.
Why a dark theme
Bright white screens can cause glare and fatigue, especially when you switch between a lit phone and a darker court or room. A dark background lowers overall luminance so your eyes do less work when you scroll a report or watch a clip replay.
That matters for tennis video analysis: you often look at fine detail — joint lines, score numbers, and short coaching paragraphs — for several minutes at a stretch.
How it helps
Less eye strain during longer sessions reviewing feedback and drills.
Better comfort in low-light environments (locker room, evening practice review, travel).
Clearer focus on neon-style skeleton and score accents against a calm dark canvas, instead of competing with a bright page wash.
More consistent contrast for primary text and controls so labels and CTAs stay legible.
What we keep improving
We continue to tune contrast, type size, and focus states across web and mobile so the dark theme stays useful — not just stylish.
If something is hard to read or use, tell us at accessibility@getmatchpointai.com so we can fix it.