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Material Design
Nowadays, softwares is everywhere we can see and the user interface of every a one of them is quite different. In some aspects, it ' s a good thing. If we unify the design across all platforms and devices. Isn ' t that mean everything would be simpler? That's exactly what Material Design does.
Google released it brand new Android system called Android L on June this year and Material Design came to the world Alon G with it.
As Google said, the idea of Material Design is inspired by an innocent question. When do you were using a app with card-forming interaction, you swiped one away and what were underneath?
The first expression of Material Design is colorful and flat. It contains a lot of bold and vibrant colors which would please the most people. That ' s completely a kind of visual entertainment. Actually, it isn ' t flat if you see details carefully. We can write or draw anything on a paper. Actually, there ' s also a magic paper on the bottom in Material Design, therefore, we can place anything we need on it. There exists many shadows which bring users a sense of hierarchy and different elements is placed in different levels. By the To, icons in Material Design are familiar with the things we see every day. There is no doubt, that they ' re abstract. But they ' re all inspired by normal things in our real world, like camera, calendar, warning sign, route marking, clock and So on. Hence, when we see a icon, we can immediately know what the This app is used for without opening it and learning how to use T His it. I think this design are easier accepted by people for everything we touch and everything we SEE In our real world is three-dimensional.
Animations in Material Design is another innovation. Usually, animations bring people a sense of the dynamic, which make an app alive. In Material Design, those animations follows some "rules". The fundamental elements won ' t float freely by itself only if users touch them. So the animations is appear when we need it to happen. In addition, it's rather remarkable that those animations be transitioned so they won ' t suddenly change from one scene t o Another just like TV shows or a movie. This definitely brings users a good experience. For instance, when we touch a button and then the button would move gradually as we expect. Usually what do we really want to see are the process, not the simple result. Of course, it doesn ' t contain the data processing. Watching the motion of a fundamental elements is another entertainment, right?
As far as I ' m concerned, Material design are the most beautiful and smartest design I ' ve never seen. As mentioned above, it would unify the design across all platforms and devices. Doesn ' t mean a constraint, you may wonder. As Matias Duarte, vice president of design at Google said, "If there were no constraints, it's not design–it ' s art." &nb Sp To a certain degree, it becomes most easily for developers to the create an app. The design has principle and every fundamental elements move as we expect. Combine them is a problem and this would indeed need developers to think and create something new and brilliant. In my personal experience, using a app which obeys Material Design is amazing and enjoyable. The UI is beautiful and full of a sense of hierarchy. The animations is vibrant and pleasing. Material design'll has a bright future and I think we could see things with Material Design everywhere soon. After all, it ' s a revolution giving people move expects.
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