Google material design

1. What is Google Material Design?
2. Is Google Material Design free?
3. Does Google still use Material Design?
4. Is Google moving away from Material Design?

What is Google Material Design?

Material Design is an Android-oriented design language created by Google, supporting onscreen touch experiences via cue-rich features and natural motions that mimic real-world objects. Designers optimize users' experience with 3D effects, realistic lighting and animation features in immersive, platform-consistent GUIs.

Is Google Material Design free?

MDL is free to download and use, and may be used with or without any library or development environment (such as Web Starter Kit).

Does Google still use Material Design?

Yes, designers can incorporate logos, color palettes (within the Material Design guidelines), and other differentiating factors to support the brand identity, but a product following the Material Design specifications will almost always also be associated with Google.

Is Google moving away from Material Design?

Google Apps on iOS Will Move Away From Material Design and Adopt Apple's UIKit for a Consistent User Experience. Google's suite of apps on iOS and iPadOS includes Google Maps, Gmail. Google Photos, YouTube, and Good Drive. All of these apps have used Google's custom interfaces that look like Android apps.