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A design system only comes to life when it’s used to create meaningful experiences. Last year, Google introduced the Material Design Awards to recognize best-in-class achievements in employing Material Design. This effort extends beyond our direct team as well—earlier this year, at Google I/O 2016, Robinhood was presented with the Google Play Award for Best Use of Material Design. With so much exc

Motion designers from around Google share some of their most moving product features Motion is essential to bringing digital products to life. Something as simple as tapping a card to expand and reveal more information is made better by fluid animation. New content is introduced, shared elements move into their new position, and the user is given guidance with a clear focal point. In Material Desi

Our new series explores the impact of Google’s revolutionary design system

The new Google Fonts makes it easier than ever to browse our collection of open source designer fonts and learn more about the people who make them Google Fonts first launched in 2010 as an engineering initiative to move the web forward and make it faster—using different technologies like cross-site caching of fonts and smart compression tools—and more expressive by creating a simple way to add mo

An interactive viewer to see and test how digital products respond to Material Design breakpoints What is Resizer?As designers and developers of digital products, one of our greatest challenges is figuring out how to serve the right UI to our users at the right time. No matter how they’re using an application, be it a phone or through VR, manipulating it with gesture or a mouse, on the latest and

Build beautiful, usable products faster. Material Design is an adaptable system—backed by open-source code—that helps teams build high quality digital experiences.

Carl Kleiner is back with a new set of colorful "paperscapes" If you have used an Android device, you’ve probably seen Carl Kleiner’s abstract wallpapers on your home screen. What you may not have realized, though, is that his compositions are not digitally made; they are painstakingly designed and crafted photographs. Through lighting, layering, and considered color blocking, Kleiner’s work echos

Designing and developing between platforms is a lot like traveling through different countries. You go through the same motions—sleeping, eating, sightseeing, regardless of where you are—but the customs of the country you're visiting dictate how you go about doing them. In some countries, it’s ok to push people into the train, or eat a burger with a knife and fork. Similarly, if you developed your

A new brand identity makes Google more accessible and useful to our users Google is not a conventional company. Our mission—to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful—continues to evolve. Last year we introduced Material Design to help designers and developers embrace an expanding, multi-device, multi-screen world. With those considerations in mind, we are ex