A CSS-only framework implementing Google's Material Design for web pages and apps.
Material Framework is a CSS-only framework that implements Google's Material Design for web pages and applications. It provides pre-styled components and a consistent color palette, allowing developers to quickly build interfaces that follow Material Design principles without JavaScript dependencies.
Frontend developers and designers looking to apply Material Design to websites or web apps with minimal setup and no JavaScript overhead.
It offers a lightweight, dependency-free way to achieve Material Design aesthetics, focusing solely on CSS for easy integration and faster load times compared to heavier frameworks.
[Unmaintained] An easy to use material design based framework.
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Implements Material Design purely in CSS, eliminating JavaScript dependencies and reducing page load times, as emphasized in the README's focus on no-JS inclusion.
Can be added to any web page by including the material.css file, with a minified version available via a Grunt task for production, simplifying setup.
Adheres to Google's Material Design principles using pre-styled components and the official Material Colors palette, ensuring visual consistency.
Supports Material Design icons and allows custom icon fonts via Fontello, offering versatile icon options without extra JavaScript, as noted in the resources.
Lacks built-in JavaScript for interactive components like dropdowns or toggles, requiring manual implementation that can increase development overhead.
The README provides only basic usage instructions without detailed examples or API docs, which may slow down learning and debugging.
Generating the minified version requires Grunt, adding a Node.js and build step dependency that complicates setup for users unfamiliar with such tools.