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Google rashly revealed Material 3 Expressive details: Leaking key changes

Google hastily revealed an official blog dedicated to Material 3 Expressive, describing multiple tweaks and a new UI design to deliver a completely new look. 

Google has already scheduled its next major developer conference, I/O 2025, for May 20, and it is anticipated to announce several upgrades and reports regarding Android 16 for TV, Gemini integration with Android Auto and Android Automotive, Android XR, and more. 

Meanwhile, now, Google shared a blog post describing more about Material 3 Expressive,  which revealed official details of the coming upgrades. The company has hastily shared a blog post regarding the Material 3 Expressive, however, the original post has been taken down, but Wayback Machine has a saved version, whereas another colleague, 9to5Google, saved the images from the post.

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In the blog, Google explains that M3 Experissive is a design philosophy that “inspires emotion, communicates function, and helps users achieve their goals.” The key features of this design are “Color, shape, size, motion, and containment” and these will be efficient in many ways to enhance the experience.

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Google says that M3 Expressive is “the most-researched update to Google’s design system, ever,” as it conducted  “46 separate research studies with hundreds of designs, and more than 18,000 participants from around the world.” Now, participants were able to spot key UI elements up to 4x faster. Although currently it is in an early stage, the final version will bring more notable changes and upgrades.

Raghav Sachdeva

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