Top examples of Google ignoring its own Material Design guidelines For the most part Material Design has helped make the Android experience more stylish and consistent. When it works, it's great.

This post looks at 10 great examples of material design done right. Great for developers looking for inspiration or those who just like good-looking apps.

Last year, Google launched the Topeka web app as an “Open Source example” of what material design should look like on the web, and now they’re doing much the same—but for Android. The ...

Let’s take an exploratory look at what some of Google’s other Android apps could look like with these next generation Material Design cues.

Project Athena set to give Chrome OS a design overhaul. More evidence of a Chrome Android convergence or just design consistency?

Right! With Material Design, Google is introducing a careful dose of three-dimensionality into Android. And there’s a good reason for it.

The early September 2025 Pixel Drop brings the Material 3 Expressive design to more Pixel devies, while Android phones get new AI and audio sharing features.

Much is heard of Material Design as Google’s revamp of its mobile user interface, and the company is now making available a working example of best practice as an Android app. It previously released ...

10 Material Design Android apps you should be using right now It’s a Material world and we’re just living in it ...

Google is introducing a bunch of new aesthetic changes with Android L. Here are some of our favorite new design tweaks.