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A behind-the-scenes look at building Google's visual framework. Find out more about material design at google.com/design.

A little rusty on your color theory? Material design makes color easy. Find out more about color and material design at google.com/design.

Google’s mission is to “organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.” And we believe design plays a big part in making things accessible and useful for everyone.

Motion in the world of material design is used to describe spatial relationships, functionality, and intention with beauty and fluidity.

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.

A quick overview of how to use the Material Theme Editor. Material Theme Editor lets you easily customize Material, express your brand systematically, and collaborate from Sketch to code.

Discover what’s new with Material.io with a walk through of the new Design, Develop, and Tools landing pages. Learn how to access our Tools and Material Studies available to designers and developers.

Material Design's new suite of tools and open source projects help make product design more productive and inspiring. Visit material.io for more.

Material is an adaptable design system - backed by open-source code - that helps teams easily build high-quality digital experiences.

The Material Design Showcase recognizes excellence in applying material design in the creation of engaging user experiences.

Christian Robertson dives into the details of updating Roboto, the official material font used in Android. Find out more about typography and material design at google.com/design.

In this tutorial, learn how to get started with Material Components for the web by building a simple form.

Explore how analogue studies helped define the look and feel for material design. Find out more about material design at google.com/design.

Matias Duarte and Jon Wiley discuss the material metaphor. Find out more about material design at google.com/design.

Speculative Design is an approach that considers alternate futures for technology and society.

Google thought leaders in the UX & Design community talk about what it's like to work at Google, our design philosophy, and our take on the future of design. Want to hear more?

Discover how Google made Material Design more expressive and how teams can customize Material’s style to better reflect their product’s brand.

In this tutorial, learn how color works in Material, walking through primary and secondary colors, tonal palettes, “on” colors, and additional customization to express your brand in Material Design

In this video we’ll give you a quick overview of how to use Material Gallery and where it fits in the design and development process.

Learn best practices for creating a dark theme based on an existing material app.

There's more to making a digital wallpaper than meets the eye.

Many organizations have “woken up” to the idea of design being a key business differentiator.

In this tutorial, learn how to craft a dark theme to complement your app’s Material Design light theme.

Designing thoughtful experiences requires more than just technology. Narrative is key to defining experiences that enable and empower our users.

Color is personal. Why design as if everyone sees color the same way?

Want to learn how Google develops human-centered AI products—and how to avoid common AI-design pitfalls?

What is design? Introducing Making Material You: a new short film series explaining Google’s philosophy and approach to design.

More about Fung Academy: fungacademy.com Design thinking can be a powerful tool for organizations looking to looking to solve problems, make themselves open to diverse ideas, and

In this tutorial, learn how to migrate your Android codebase from the Design Support Library to Material Design Components for Android.

In this tutorial, learn how to quickly implement elegant, meaningful UI transitions in your app using the latest update to Material Components for Android.