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@yasminemolavi @carbonfive Flexing the Rules of Material Design

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@yasminemolavi @carbonfive

Flexing the Rules of Material Design

Material is the MetaphorMaterial is grounded in tactile reality.

How will I allow my brand/app to feel like itself?

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Five Fundamental Steps

Reset Your Thinking

1

Identify & Document

Who is it for?

What’s the primary function?

Why does your customer need it?

How will it be used?

1

Why do we do this?

To gain an understanding of tonality and context.

1

Tonality

What your product communicates to customers and potential customers.

1

Context

What people see, hear and think about a brand.

1

Grab a roll of tape and put it up.

1

1

2

Work With What You’ve Got

“Sofia Pro Semi Bold” is the primary font.

“Sofia Pro Extra Light” is the secondary font.

2

Grab a roll of tape and put it up.

2

2

Look at it and Identify:

What makes your brand unique when compared to Google’s Material Design Guidelines

2

Does your current visual esthetic communicate the elements you

identified in step 1?

2

Look at it and Identify:

If it doesn’t, what are the minimum visual changes you could make to have

your style guide meet the criteria you’ve set in Step 1?

Look at it and Identify:

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3

What Would Paper Do?

Material design is a physical way of viewing a digital product.

3

Three Core Principles

Respect ratios - like most things based on paper and print, Material Design utilizes incremental growth in both typography and scale. Things grow

proportionally to one another.

3

Physical objects have shadows. Paper is a physical object.

3

Three Core Principles

Respect as much of the pattern as you can, because it’s

the language your customers speak.

3

Three Core Principles

3

Sketch Out Basic UI Elements Like:

Buttons

Icons

Cards

3

3

But, always consider the tonality and context

you identified in Step 1 for your brand.

Grab a roll of tape and put it up.

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4

Minimum Viable Design Customization

Customize Your Color Palette

4

Customize Your Color Palette

900 #485855

300 #9ED8BA

500 #88C0A4

900 #485855

700 #DBD07A

300 #F2E38B

500 #F7EEA8

700 #DBD07A

Primary - Moss Green Accent - Gold

4

Customize Your Font

Roboto

Subheader

Title

Body 1

Body 2 / Menu

Caption

BUTTON

Regular 16pt

Medium 20pt

Regular 14pt

Medium 14pt

Regular 12pt

MEDIUM 14PT

Headline Regular 24sp

4

Customize Your Font

SofiaSubheader

Title

Body 1

Body 2 / Menu

Caption

BUTTON

Regular 16pt

Medium 20pt

Regular 14pt

Medium 14pt

Regular 12pt

MEDIUM 14PT

Headline Regular 24sp

4

Customize Your Buttons

THIS IS A BUTTON

4

Customize Your Buttons

ALSO A BUTTON

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5

Introduce an Element of Delight

What could you do to add delight to your product with an unexpected element?

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5

Be compliant, but, don’t be a copycat.

@yasminemolavi @carbonfive

Thanks!