CryptoAim is a cool Material design project for an app that allows you to check the search trends of many different cryptocurrencies. It has a dark user interface with modern and clean details.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Here is a mock-up website based on the Material design trends. It successfully combines vibrant neon colors in an innovative way. Who would have thought yellow, blue and purple go so well together in the same color palette?!\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Check out this vertical menu concept that follows the Material design trends.\u00a0<\/span>When close to a screen edge, this simple menu vertically realigns to make all menu items completely visible.<\/p>\n

This is the design of a content strategy tool. It has a vibrantly colored user interface with simple and carefully detailed elements. It contains a progress and activity indicator that is a visual indication of steps the user needs to take in order to use the app.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

This is a cool system created for the Tec Mobile company. Its purpose is to provide a clean event management experience, making it easy and fast, both for the event organizer and for the employees who are working there. The design follows the Material trends and includes an\u00a0<\/span>administrative web system and apps for tablets and mobiles.<\/span><\/p>\n

This is the design of an Android application called CasualTrack.\u00a0This structure includes a permanent app bar at the top and a floating action button on the bottom right site.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

This is the redesign concept for Sens Critique, a French cultural app you can use to discover, rate and comment movies, series, music, books, and more. It contains grid lists – an alternative to standard list views, which\u00a0improve the visual understanding of the content they offer.<\/span><\/p>\n

Here are some screens examples for the Zendesk Mobile SDK on Android. It contains a floating action button that represents the primary action in the app. it is\u00a0circle-shaped, with an icon in the middle, floating above the UI on the bottom right corner of the screen.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Here is the design of a stock images app that shows the trending image on top. It offers a unified experience across all platforms and devices and includes some essential mobile precepts.<\/p>\n

There’s a great use of typography in this material design concept for a blog post, however the size of the font should be slightly increased.<\/p>\n

Are you a fan of Material Design? Download this free wallpaper and use it for your phone or desktop screen.<\/p>\n

This is a small UI concept for an e-learning courses app that uses Material Design 2.0 principles. Check out the carefully crafted icons!\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

This is a calendar screen design for an application used for managing all your important stuff. The app includes this built-in calendar that allows you to see all your events.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Here is the design for the SmartEnergy IOS App which offers you the easy way to\u00a0 connect to your home energy mainboard from your smartphone. <\/span><\/p>\n

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This is a Google play music redesign concept that follows all the<\/span>\u00a0Material design 2.0 principles. Check it out in detail.<\/p>\n

These are some Material design visuals for the Firstdate iOS app onboarding. It includes lovely illustrations and a clean and user-friendly flow.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Color in Material Design is inspired by bold colors placed on neutral environments. It also contains deep shadows and bright highlights, which are two other characteristics of the design below.<\/p>\n

Here is a Field Inspector mobile app concept used<\/span>\u00a0for monitoring and auditing objects. These are the screens that show the main menu, objects on the map and list of parameters that need to be checked.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

This color palette is made of primary and accent colors that have been designed to work harmoniously together. This design concept also has a smooth animation worth checking out.<\/p>\n

Material design takes its inspiration from print-based design elements \u2013 such as typography, color, and imagery \u2013 and adapts it to the web to create hierarchy\u00a0and focus. This is exactly what the design below does, with its baseline grids and structural templates. It offers a consistent solution by repeating visual elements and structural grids.<\/p>\n

In Material design, paper’s physical properties, such as flatness and opaqueness, are translated to the screen. Here’s an example of this principle below.<\/p>\n

This is the redesign of\u00a0GrandPad’s Android companion app. This iOS app redesign takes advantage of the flexibility of Material Design and the new Extended FAB material component.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Material design creates a visual language for the users that synthesizes the base principles of good design and modernizes them. Here is an example of an icon graphic that does just that.<\/p>\n

In Material design used on apps, menus usually appear upon the interaction with a button and then display a list of options. Here is a great example of that!<\/p>\n