> Better yet, just avoid all UI/UX designs that reflect a particular schedule or lifestyle.
Are sun and moon icons for dark and light themes a lifestyle thing too then? Maybe I want dark theme when the sun is out or light theme in the middle of the night?
In all seriousness, as a person with non-24 sleep-wake rhythm disorder[1] it's not terribly uncommon for me to be going to sleep mid-day, but I don't think designing with pragmatic assumptions about lifestyle in mind is unreasonable (as long as it doesn't create accessibility barriers)
Are sun and moon icons for dark and light themes a lifestyle thing too then? Maybe I want dark theme when the sun is out or light theme in the middle of the night?
In all seriousness, as a person with non-24 sleep-wake rhythm disorder[1] it's not terribly uncommon for me to be going to sleep mid-day, but I don't think designing with pragmatic assumptions about lifestyle in mind is unreasonable (as long as it doesn't create accessibility barriers)
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-24-hour_Sleep-Wake_Rhythm_...