Google Material Design
I was one of the designers responsible for designing Google's Material Design website. It was launched and introduced to the world by Google's VP of Design and Google Fellow Matías Duarte during Google I/O in 2014.
Material Design is Google's open-source design system for building beautiful, usable products.
The 2014 Material Design website turned Google’s new visual language into a public, cross-platform design system—combining philosophy, interaction rules, components, motion principles, and developer implementation guidance. It helped redefine how Android, Google products, and much of the wider app ecosystem looked and behaved.
Considered the biggest design project in the world at the time, within a year, over a million apps in Google Play were already using it.
Together with Huge Inc's team, I helped define the website's grids, color and typographic styles, content information architecture, navigation patterns, ui elements and components to support different types and sizes of text, imagery and video. It is one of the most important projects that I have worked on.