Google's material design specifications can be an intimidating read when first encountered. This article highlights some of the most important guidelines.

The Material 3 expressive UI is now available in the Chrome stable branch and it brings some noticeable changes to the Chrome UI.

The upcoming "L" version of Android version brings a new user interface, and Google's Web apps will adopt it, too. It's one of many new Android features Google showed at its Google I/O show.

When it comes to Material Design and incorporating it within iOS, I focus less on the visual elements and instead focus on the principles. The root of Material Design’s purpose is what’s most ...

A now-privatized mention of "Material Designs 2" in a Chromium commit suggests that Google could be working on some new user interface elements for its Chrome OS browser and beyond.

The browsing profile switcher was recently modified for a tidier appearance in the latest update. The new design aims to prevent accidental profile switches.

We're looking at the 4 apps Google felt were best – most deserving of recognition for their implementation of the Google-favored UI style, Material Design.