Now, Google will let you build a website using Material Design

How about a website that looks like an Android app? This could now be possible as Google has unveiled new Material Design Lite (MDL) that offers its design guidelines to the Web using vanilla CSS, JavaScript and HTML. Basically MDL will make it simpler to add a material design look and feel to your websites. It is an implementation of Paper elements built with Polymer. These elements are completely encapsulated components that ‘can be used individually or composed together to create a material design-style site, and support more advanced user interaction’. MDL has been optimised for websites that are heavy on content, be it marketing pages, articles or blogs. Responsive templates have been built to show the range of sites that can be created using MDL. It comes with components such as design buttons, text fields, tooltips, spinners and more. It also includes a responsive grid and breakpoints that work with the new material design adaptive UI guidelines. Users can download the MDL sources from GitHub and build their own version.