CSS (+ some Javascript) framework, implementing Google's material design for static web pages.

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Can be used for plain websites without requiring a full blown Javascript framework, unlike the (also excellent) Polymer paper elements Show archive.org snapshot , or Angular material Show archive.org snapshot .

Prelimiary impression:

I would recommend against using it at this stage, for a couple of reasons:

• It is much less complete than you might expect from a CSS framework. There is little support for forms elements, for example.

• Markup is somewhat akward.

• It does not play nicely with livereload and will constantly scroll the page to the top.

• Using it together with a JavaScript framework requires some care, because you constantly need to "upgrade" elements with MDL.

Some other Material Design CSS + JS Frameworks with partial pending release:

Materializecss Show archive.org snapshot

Material-ui Show archive.org snapshot

Material Design for Bootstrap Show archive.org snapshot (note that this is incomplete, and free only for non-commercial projects)

"Paper" Bootstrap theme by Bootswatch Show archive.org snapshot (we also have a card about it)