Material Design is Google's design language that focuses on tactile surfaces and meaningful motion. Key principles include use of elevation for depth, parallax scrolling effects, use of color and typography, and meaningful animations. It utilizes coordinator layout for defining relationships between views and their behavior. Implementation requires dependencies like appcompat and design support libraries. Google provided feedback on animations, touch feedback, navigation, and following other Material Design guidelines.
Material Design is Google's design language that focuses on tactile surfaces and meaningful motion. Key principles include use of elevation for depth, parallax scrolling effects, use of color and typography, and meaningful animations. It utilizes coordinator layout for defining relationships between views and their behavior. Implementation requires dependencies like appcompat and design support libraries. Google provided feedback on animations, touch feedback, navigation, and following other Material Design guidelines.
Material Design is Google's design language that focuses on tactile surfaces and meaningful motion. Key principles include use of elevation for depth, parallax scrolling effects, use of color and typography, and meaningful animations. It utilizes coordinator layout for defining relationships between views and their behavior. Implementation requires dependencies like appcompat and design support libraries. Google provided feedback on animations, touch feedback, navigation, and following other Material Design guidelines.
Material Design is Google's design language that focuses on tactile surfaces and meaningful motion. Key principles include use of elevation for depth, parallax scrolling effects, use of color and typography, and meaningful animations. It utilizes coordinator layout for defining relationships between views and their behavior. Implementation requires dependencies like appcompat and design support libraries. Google provided feedback on animations, touch feedback, navigation, and following other Material Design guidelines.
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MATERIAL DESIGN
-Rohit Goenka AGENDA
• What is Material Design ?
• Key Points - Visuals of Material Design • Coordinator Layout • Implementation Details • Google Feedbacks • Sample App Demo EARLIER DAYS PROBLEMS HOLO THEME – ANDROID 4.0 KEY PRINCIPLES OF MATERIAL DESIGN TACTILE SURFACES
• Surface • Depth SURFACE DEPTH OVERVIEW PARALLAX SCROLLING EFFECT PRINT DESIGN (DIGITAL “INK”) Every surface in Material Design we call “digital or quantum paper”. Everything that is placed on “digital paper” (images, text, icons and etc.) is “digital ink”. TYPOGRAPHY • Roboto Font • Material Design has been criticized for narrowing font selection only to one FONT SIZE • Material Design guidelines recommend to use Roboto font and offers variety of size combinations. However, Roboto font can be replaced (or combined) by corporate font to support the brand. COLORS • In “quantum paper” color is playing a more prominent role (unlike in previous Google’s designs and Android versions ). • Colors are mainly used for large areas such as action bar and darker variation for status bar. Bright accent colors are used for point-controls, indicators, buttons, strips and etc. • Accent color is designed to attract user’s attention to the key elements such as the floating action button. PALLETE – SUPPORT LIBRARY • Android supports a library called Palette, which allows you to extract and make use of colors in an image. Palette allows dynamically paint interface based on photo images used in application. MEANINGFUL ANIMATIONS ADAPTIVE DESIGN • From general to specific • Indents KEY - POINTS • Action bars (header controls, action buttons, navigation) are one of the most important parts of the user interface.
• Material Design UI controls has been enriched with variety of elements:
• input fields, forms and etc. • floating action button • advanced navigation toolbar is hidden (but it’s functional widget) • Toolbar controlled conveniently and only if it’s necessary.
• FAB can be placed anywhere: bottom, top, right, left. Of course, it’s very convenient to reach FAB in the bottom corner, but it’s not the only option. FAB can be moved from place to place depending on the objectives of your application. CO0RDINATOR LAYOUT
• “Super Powered ” Frame Layout
• Get your Act Together • Defines Rules for each of the views present in the container • Behavior defines the relationship RELATIONSHIPS B/W VIEWS LAYOUT BEHAVIOUR IMPLEMENTATION • Dependencies in build.gradle file : compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:24.0.0-alpha2' compile 'com.android.support:design:24.0.0-alpha2' compile 'com.android.support:recyclerview-v7:24.0.0-alpha2' compile 'com.android.support:cardview-v7:24.0.0-alpha2'
• To Create a Shadow : <…. android : elevation = “2dp”/> • Extracting Colors From Image to a Palette : https://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/extracting-colors-to-a-palette-with-android-lollipop/
• Demo App – Demonstration of materials UI elements/animations/card view
GOOGLE FEEDBACK
• All Text/Input Fields should show pre-filled text sliding Animation on selection. • Useful Operations of immediate screen from overflow menu should be present under FAB. • Proper elevation should be given for buttons and screens. (Pressed/ Unpressed state). • Meaningful animations should be shown for image open and between tab movement. • Standard Material Icons should be used in app, unless its org specific. • Ripple effect on press should be present everywhere in the app. • On Material Icons press hold, it should display the info of that .For e.g.: ,Search icon on press hold should display “search” below it. • In Using Animations, timings should be used very properly. It should not be too fast or too slow. • All interactive elements should have touch feedback. • Icons used for apps should follow android stylings. • Scrollable views should either scroll off the edge of the screen or beneath another element. Content should not appear or disappear abruptly. • App should be optimized for both landscape and portrait mode, unless having any specific reason. • Android back button must have the same behavior as the on screen back button / close button. • Navigation drawer should be modified as per new design guidelines. Tablets should support both standard and reverse orientation THANK YOU
