As a design solution, it’s hard to argue with Google’s own validating data or the joy of bringing in more color and motion into the mix. But I’m more interested in Material 3 Expression for ...

Material 3 Expressive theme on Google Messages on Wear OS brings an interface refreshed with vivid colors and uniform shapes.

Material 3 Expressive brings new springy animations that Google says will make your phone feel more fluid. For example, when you dismiss a notification, you will see a detach transition and feel a ...

Google is all set to unveil the next evolution of its Material You design language at I/O 2025 later this month, on May 20th. Instead of a complete visual overhaul, Material 3 Expressive will help ...

Ahead of Material Design’s next evolution, let’s review Material You through the lens of first-party Google apps on Android. Specifically, I want to look at the adoption of Material 3 ...

Material 3 Expressive builds on Material Design, Google’s open-source design framework, and is a direct evolution of Material You (Material 3), introduced four years ago with Android 12.

As previewed last November, Google Home for Android is giving the media controller a Material 3 redesign. From the Favorites ...

Android 16’s biggest update so far is the new visual design with Material 3 Expressive. If you are aware, Google first debuted the Material U design, which is Google’s own design language for ...

The Material 3 Expressive redesign is starting to roll out across Google's ecosystem, appearing in the latest Android 16 QPR1 beta and various key apps like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Photos.

Recently, several details about Material 3 Expressive have been leaked. This will be a new evolutionary step in Android’s design language. Google is already redesigning its apps using the new ...

Today, I'm feeling giddy over the dynamism of Material 3 Expressive, in large part due to the springiness and bounciness of this new design. The UI overhaul is coming to the Android 16, Wear OS ...

Material 3 Expressive is Google's new playbook for Android UI and app design, and you'll see a big difference once you start using Android 16.