A comprehensive color palette based on Google's Material Design, available for Less, Sass, and Stylus.
Material Design Color is a library that provides Google's Material Design color palette as variables for CSS preprocessors like Less, Sass, and Stylus. It solves the problem of manually defining and maintaining Material Design colors in web projects by offering a standardized, easy-to-use set of color variables.
Frontend developers and designers building web interfaces that follow Material Design guidelines, particularly those using CSS preprocessors.
Developers choose Material Design Color for its simplicity, comprehensive coverage of the Material Design palette, and support for multiple preprocessors without any dependencies.
:high_brightness: The colour palette, based on Google's Material Design, for use in your project.
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Includes every Material Design color and shade, such as red-100 to blue-A700, ensuring full compliance with the spec, as stated in the README's 'Complete Palette' feature.
Works seamlessly with Less, Sass, and Stylus, making it adaptable to various development workflows, highlighted in the README's 'Supported languages' section.
Offers a mixin to generate CSS classes for colors and properties, reducing manual coding, demonstrated in the README's 'Mixin' example for Less, SCSS, and Stylus.
Provides additional variables for text colors based on Material Design Typography, aiding accessibility, as mentioned in the README's 'Additional variables' section.
Tied to CSS preprocessors like Less, Sass, or Stylus, and lacks native support for CSS Custom Properties or modern styling methods, limiting use in projects that avoid preprocessors.
Does not include built-in mechanisms for dynamic themes or dark mode, requiring manual adjustments for advanced use cases, as the README only covers static variables.
May not integrate well with popular frontend frameworks relying on CSS-in-JS, such as React with styled-components, as it's designed for traditional preprocessor workflows.