Material Design For Flutter - Flutter
Material Design For Flutter - Flutter
Material Design is an open-source design system built and supported by Google designers
and developers.
The latest version, Material 3, enables personal, adaptive, and expressive experiences—
from dynamic color and enhanced accessibility, to foundations for large screen layouts,
and design tokens.
Warning
As of the Flutter 3.16 release, Material 3 is enabled by default. For now, you can opt
out of Material 3 by setting the useMaterial3 property to false . But be aware that
the useMaterial3 property and support for Material 2 will eventually be deprecated
according to Flutter's deprecation policy.
For most Flutter widgets, upgrading to Material 3 is seamless. But some widgets couldn't
be updated—entirely new implementations were needed, such as NavigationBar . You
must make these changes to your code manually. Until your app is entirely updated, the UI
might look or act a bit strange. You can find the entirely new Material components by
visiting the Affected widgets page.
Explore the updated components, typography, color system, and elevation support with
the interactive Material 3 demo:
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