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Coding email like its 2023

Material You M3 design will soon be incorporated into Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides for a more uniform experience

William Thieme currently writes, edits, and optimizes original content for the National Law Review, as well as web managing and publication of content form hundreds of associated clients that are regularly republished on the National Law Review website to increase content exposure and distribution on a vast global scale.

The graphic designer talks us through some of her techniques for designing type, including the “ping-pong match between paper and computer,” AKA the “input-output dance.”

However, the proof will be in the eating, and we won't know how Google wants to combine the two design principles until it starts updating its iOS apps in the coming years

Given the sheer number of iOS users, it wouldn’t make sense for Google to ignore these users. This is why Google actually does a pretty...

Google says it’s phasing out its use of its own Material Design components in favor of using more of Apple’s own UIKit. Many are hoping the switch will mean that Google’s iOS apps will look and feel more like they belong on the platform.

While Google added extreme customizations to Android 12 with its Material You design theme, it is removing Material Design strategy from its iOS apps. - SamMobile

Google is not really making custom code for Apple platforms but is rather “now invested in the long tail of UX details that really make products feel great on Apple platforms.”

The team at Google that is responsible for how its apps look and work on Apple software platforms has made a significant change. Apps could soon feel more native to iOS and iPadOS.