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  1. Material Design: Secrets & Stories Behind Google’s UI - Google Design

    When it was released in 2014, Google’s open-source design system promised a bold, minimalist aesthetic grounded in the physics of the real world, but unburdened by its limitations.

  2. About - Google Design

    Explore Google Design. Discover design thinking, UX expertise, and how design shapes Google’s products.

  3. UX Inspiration & Insights - Google Design

    Get inspired by Google Design's story library. Discover articles, case studies, and resources to elevate your design expertise.

  4. Google Design - Discover the people and stories behind the products

    Design resources and inspiration from Google — including the Material Design system, Google Fonts, and the people and processes behind the products.

  5. Open Source Brand Fonts - Google Design

    The design minimizes clutter, but there’s still a playful, Googley feel across the Code glyphs—particularly in the italics (and check out those brackets!). On the left, Google Sans Code is …

  6. Explore First 10 Years of Material Design’s Evolution - Google Design

    Discover how Material Design has evolved, focusing on UI and UX design principles.

  7. Reviewing Graphic Design - Google Design

    Design work can roughly be divided into three stages: early conceptual work, mid-stage mock and prototype creation, and late-stage build. Each of these stages maps to a different part of a product: …

  8. Material Product Design - Google Design

    The design section includes details on Material Theming, hundreds of new examples of Material in action (including Material partner studies and a deep-dive on the Google Material Theme), redlines …

  9. Design Guides: Mastering Web, Graphic & App Design - Google Design

    Learn everything from web design to graphic design with Google’s design guides.

  10. Google Redesign in 2 Weeks: A Design Sprint Story - Google Design

    As part of our celebration of a decade of Material Design, Robert describes how Google always had design in its company DNA, even before it had legions of designers.