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Personally, I like material design, as do many others. If done right, it makes the interface feel fluid and alive rather than just click and appear. Whether o
by baobrain 10y ago
Personally, I like material design, as do many others.
If done right, it makes the interface feel fluid and alive rather than just click and appear.
Whether or not you like that is personal preference.
- onurozkan 10y agocompletely agree. https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/ https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/ is the best material implementation i believe.
- tzaman 10y agoTry Google Cloud Console. Even better!
- Crespyl 10y agoI have mixed feelings about it. I really dislike the trend of material "inspired" designs that seem to obscure functionality in the name of aesthetics. Things like hiding buttons and input fields as (minimally styled) text on plain backgrounds, or screwing with scroll behavior drive me nuts. On the other hand, I do like the occasional, subtle, animation that makes the interface feel like something with a bit more substance and interactivity than usual. The little ripple animations on touch are a good example of pleasant eyecandy that adds a bit of, for lack of a better phrase, emotional appeal. Sliding/scaling/etc. dropdowns, sidebars, and menus that move around to indicate where they came from and are going to are fine and useful, but that's hardly unique to material.