Facing Our Interfaces: Matías Duarte, Google
Matías Duarte on why the interface's only limitation is imagination... and battery life.
Design theory to strengthen your practice.
Matías Duarte on why the interface's only limitation is imagination... and battery life.
The way metaphor permeates the interface points to a continued struggle to live with the complexity introduced by the very media we’ve created to manage it.
Learn how to use Material components to create the smoothest navigation for your app.
Matías Duarte on why the interface's only limitation is imagination... and battery life.
New on the Material Blog: a post from Nico Thornley, Brenton Simpson, Julia Feldman, and Michael Gilbert about research the team did to determine how users perceive Material 3 against Material 2.
The way metaphor permeates the interface points to a continued struggle to live with the complexity introduced by the very media we’ve created to manage it.
The first doubleshot newsletter, with practical advice on reframing your design rationale and a bit about the theory of metaphor in the interface.
The irony of recommending this essay on Interface Café, which is hosted on Ghost, a CMS platform, is not lost on me.
Learn how to use Material components to create the smoothest navigation for your app.
A place to share thoughts, tips, and knowledge about design toward a better practice.
A quick book recommendation: What Things Do, Philosophical Reflections on Technology, Agency, and Design by contemporary philosopher of technology Peter-Paul
If Googling doesn’t give you the numbers you need, or you just want to show off your math skills, here’s a relatively easy way to determine the relevant metrics for your designs.
In this video, Material researchers unpack their findings about how grade adjustments impact readability in a variety of settings.
From Le Corbusier to Figma, “design is, at its core, a permanently subject-oriented discipline.”
On what makes software engineering a true creative practice.