It's all about the material design and UI features which introduced with Material design.

1. Material Design
Ankit Shandilya
Dec 29th, 2015

2. Agenda
1
What, Why & How.
2
Principals.
3
APIs.
1
What, Why & How.
2
Principals.
3
APIs.

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What, why & How

4. Situation
1. Device Variety
2. Branding
3. Usability
4. Development & Design effort

5. Variety

6. Branding & Usability

7. Development effort

8. Enter.. Material Design

9. Principal

10. Material is the metaphor

11. Material Design is a design language developed by Google. Expanding upon the "card" motifs that debuted in
Google Now, Material Design makes more liberal use of grid based layouts, responsive animations and
transitions, padding, and depth effects such as lighting and shadows. Designer Matías Duarte explained that,
"unlike real paper, our digital material can expand and reform intelligently. Material has physical surfaces and
edges. Seams and shadows provide meaning about what you can touch." Google states that their new
design language is based on paper and ink.
Material Design can be used in Android version 2.1 and up via the v7 appcompat library, which is used on
virtually all Android devices that were made after 2009.

12. Surfaces & Shadows

13. Element of design

14. Graphic Intentional
1. Color
2. Typography
3. Imagery
4. Layout

15. Color

16. Typography

17. Imagery
Bold
Geomteric
Symmetrical

18. Layout
1
Systembar.
2
Appbar.
3
Side nav.

19. Systembar
Status bar contains notification
icons and system icons. On
Chrome, the top bar contains the
window controls: minimize, full
screen, and close. In a Chrome app,
the top bar can disappear, and the
window controls are then brought
into the app b
Metrics:
Status bar height: 24dp
Chrome barheight: 32dpar

20. Appbar
App bar, formerly known as the
action bar in Android, is a special
kind of toolbar that’s used for
branding, navigation, search, and
actions.
Metrics:
Mobile Landscape: 48dp
Mobile Portrait: 56dp
Tablet/Desktop: 64dp

21. Side nav
Side nav bars can be pinned for
permanent display or float
temporarily as overlays. Side navs
can be positioned on the left or
right side of the screen.
Metrics:
Width = Screen width − 56 dp
Maximum width: 320dp

22. APIs

23. Api : material theme
<!-- res/values/styles.xml -->
<resources>
<!-- your app's theme inherits from the Material theme -->
<style name="AppTheme" parent="android:Theme.Material">
<!-- theme customizations -->
</style>
</resources>

24. Defining additional styles to theme
Baseline grids
Keylines
Spacing
Touch target size
Layout structure

25. Api : UI widgets
1. Recycler View
2. Card View
3. Floating action button
4. Coordinator Layout

26. Recycler View
RecyclerView is more advanced and flexible and efficient version of ListView. RecyclerView
ViewGroup is an container for larger data set of views that can be recycled and scrolled very
efficiently. RecyclerView can be used for larger datasets to be rendered on the UI like a list.
RecyclerView provides maximum flexibility to design different kind of views
Android RecyclerView falls under the material design of android. Android RecyclerView short
and simple as it consists a huge number of classes and each one of them is designed to be
customized.

27. Card View
Card view is a new component that does not "upgrade" an existing component.
The CardView UI component shows information inside cards. We can customise its
corners, the elevation and so on. We want to use this component to show contact
information. These cards will be the rows of RecyclerView and we will see later how to
integrate these two components. By now, we can define our card layout:

28. Floating action button
Floating action buttons are used for a special type of promoted
action. They are distinguished by a circled icon floating above the
UI and have special motion behaviors related to morphing,
launching, and the transferring anchor point.
Floating action buttons come in two sizes: the default and the mini.
The size can be controlled with the fabSize attribute.

29. Coordinator Layout
The Coordinator Layout is one of the new powerful layouts
introduced in the material design support library. We already talked
about the Navigation View and the Floating Action Button, but now
it´s time to put everything to work together and coordinate their
animations.
That´s what this new layout is all about: based on a set of rules
defined in Behaviors, we can define how views inside the
Coordinator Layout relate each other and what can be expected
when one of them changes. I´ll talk about behaviours in a future
post, but they identify which views another view depend on, and
how they behave when any of these views changes.

30. Thank you