Seriously, are we still building static-lit websites in the age of personal preference? You know, the kind that blinds your users in a dark room or makes them squint under harsh sunlight, forcing them to mess with their system settings just to browse your meticulously crafted content? It's like asking someone to wear a blindfold and a trench coat to a beach party – utterly impractical and just a tad aggressive. We've all been there, right? Staring at a brilliant white page at 3 AM, feeling th...