However, in the image shared today, Gmail is not bringing back the four-color ‘plus’ button that was synonymous with the Google Material Theme design era.

At the 2021 Android Dev Summit, Google fully detailed Material Design 3 and showed off the updated UI components that developers can use to build their apps.

The Material Design guidelines now include specifications for 'navigation rails,' a collapsed sidebar with access to important parts of a site.

To hear Google's designers explain it, material design is more than a redesign. It's an effort to establish best practices for the fledgling field of interactive design as a whole.

Everyone from Gen Z to Gen X is looking for more expressive interfaces. With its updated design language, Google is giving people what they want.

Examples of these guidelines include the way an animation flows, and how far a Floating Action Button (or FAB) should rest from the edge of the display. If you’re interested, you can read more about ...

Google is changing the look of Android and Wear OS to be more animated and colorful via an update to Material Design.

With its 'Material 3 Expressive' design, Google aims to make Android 16 and Wear OS 6 livelier (and safer) environments.

Although Google’s Material Design user interface recently popped in the Chrome Canary channel, you can actually enable part of this interface in Chrome 68 for the desktop and Apple iOS devices ...

Google already showed off Gmail’s Material 3 Expressive makeover, but we now have a better look as it has begun rolling out to some users.

We went hands-on with the Wear OS 6 Developer Preview to show you all that's new, including color theming, new UI elements, and more.