Google Design

Material Design just leveled up! 🚀 M3 Expressive is here to help you build more engaging, easy-to-use products. ✨ Dive into the details → goo.gle/42VU2qP #TheAndroidShow #MaterialDesign

Information architecture is the backbone of a well-designed website or app. How do you approach information architecture to create clear and intuitive navigation?

We’ve just released our latest Recycled Materials Guide, an open-source guide that shares our journey in designing with recycled materials and how we’ve used them across our portfolio, including the Pixel 10 series and Nest Thermostat. Let’s design a sustainable future together 🌎🤝 ✨ Read the full guide → g.co/hardware/Mater…

In the early days of #MaterialDesign, a small team of designers at Google sought to create a new visual language for a rapidly-growing company. Learn how @ZachGibson and the team rooted their design system in the physical world using paper → goo.gle/3ZitEVY #M10

Design for the future with @GeminiApp Prompt: "Generate 3 design concepts for a wearable device that promotes mindfulness and well-being."

Voice User Interfaces (VUIs) are becoming increasingly prevalent. 🗣️ What are some of the unique challenges and opportunities of designing for voice?

📚 From the Olympics to emojis, this month's #GDBookClub pick explores the enduring impact of design! 🌎 Join us as we dive into "México" by Lance Wyman, a retrospective of his iconic work and its influence on Mexican visual culture.

Ready to make magic at Google? ✨ Applications for the 2026 Google Creative Fellowship are officially open! Calling all emerging creatives (0-5 years exp) looking to get hands-on with real projects across teams like Google Creative Lab, YouTube, and Brand Studio. 📍 NYC, SF, or LA 🗓️ 6-month paid program (Jun–Dec 2026) ⏳ Apply by March 23, 5 PM PST 👉 creativefellowship.google #CreativeFellowship #GoogleDesign

UI? More like YOU-I 😎 Material 3 Expressive helps you personalize your Google Pixel to experience fluid, springy animations, making every tap and swipe more responsive and more you 😍 Learn more: goo.gle/4rFYLXq

Love what you do and make a difference. ❤️ Join Google's team of passionate designers and help us create products that people love to use. Learn more → goo.gle/4cqTQkK

We had to throw a few print-based design patterns out the window in order to make something intuitive for a transparent display. One of our biggest challenges? Light-based displays can't show black! Glimmer tackles this by optimizing surface colors, adding black for contrast and crisp white for “on-surface” content. Learn more → goo.gle/glimmer

Get in on the action! ⚡Our Design Kit in Figma contains components and patterns optimized for the next wave of digital devices. Start designing your own next-gen UX → goo.gle/4rp2E2U

How do you design surfaces for AI glasses and see-through screens? 👓 Learn how we layer interfaces onto reality, as we share the considerations behind Jetpack Compose Glimmer, our new design system for Android XR → goo.gle/glimmer #AndroidXR #GoogleDesign #UX

#GoogleIO returns May 19-20, 2026! Register below 🗓️ goo.gle/io2026reg-1

Introducing Glimmer ✨ @Google’s new design language for UX on glasses! Glimmer prioritizes voice, gesture, and eye-tracking — focusing on glanceable, transient elements that appear only when needed. Discover thoughtful design for a new dimension: goo.gle/4qFBG5S

When using FABs in #MaterialDesign 3, be sure to select a clear and understandable icon and remember that FABs should persist on the screen when content is scrolling. What are some effective ways to visually differentiate a FAB when it's been selected?

What's your stance on using Material Design transitions for screen changes? Learn more → goo.gle/4a9ImUU

Two type designers. Eight South Asian languages. One incredible font collection. Learn how @GoogleFonts collaborated with Tiro Typeworks to develop the Tiro Indic collection! Read more → goo.gle/4fwoagb

Learn how to design with impact → goo.gle/4hT3lgy Google UX experts share how to refine your process: master the fundamentals of Material Design, think like a product owner, and leverage mentorship.

Stop fighting the fog! Embrace it! UX Director Dana Cho challenges us to see uncertainty as an opportunity for growth. Instead of trying to force our way through it, she suggests getting distracted, making others successful, and dreaming big. ✨ Learn how to transform those moments of "disequilibrium" into a source of creative growth → goo.gle/3YUjNUX