What is Material Design?

Material Design is a visual language that uses design patterns to convey critical information. The code behind the visual language is usually written in HTML, but it can also be written in a variety of other languages.

When you see Material Design in action, you’ll see lots of cool things happening on your screen. This is because Material Design is built on a modular concept.

Each Material Design component is a separate, distinct module. The module has its own internal structure and behavior, and its own set of inputs and outputs. A module may have multiple other modules attached to it, and those attached modules may have their own inputs and outputs.

This means that a single component can have multiple parents and multiple children.

Each parent may have one or more children, and each child may have one or more parents. Parents and children communicate through messages and events.