Google's New, Improved Android Will Deliver A Unified Design Language
It's called "material design," and it's the language with which Google wants you to design your next Android app.
Today, at the Super Bowl for Google news, Google I/O, the company rolled out the latest version of its mobile OS, Android L, which is almost entirely predicated around the final step in its amazing design evolution: a formalized, unified design language across all their products, platforms, and devices called "Material Design."
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