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this page right here clearly has no css on it but if i come over into my system preferences and change it back to dark mode like i usually have it youamp;#39;ll notice that it is switched over to a full dark mode including all these form ui elements that are right there this is working because i have this meta tag right here at the top which has the name of color scheme and then i have the content dark and light and this could also be light and dark that way around as well and that would work and what this is doing is saying that this page it has a color scheme that should both support light and dark mode and the first one is the preference but if in this case the user has dark mode enabled it will switch over to a dark color scheme now clearly you will have to write a little bit of css to get things looking a little bit better than what we had but this gets the user agent styles on your side so we have less things that we need to overwrite and that just means writing less css which i