Playing with “material” colors has become even easier.

Not so long ago came the fifth version of Android, to which the developers of the system came up very dramatically. A lot of functionality and API has been updated and added. But for users and developers, the release is still the most distinguished by its redesign. Designers from Google quickly won the hearts of users of the new Material design.

But for developers, this was not so much an innovation as a headache, because nobody perfectly needs their perfectly licked design with Holo. For me personally, it was difficult to choose the right layout for the activity in the application, as well as the choice of a palette for it. And if the official guidelines from Google helped me with the first one, then everything is very bad with flowers. But yesterday the site MaterialUp announced a new service - Material Palette .



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The service is very easy to use: choose the main color, the color of the "floating" button, and you're done! The site generates you a full palette!



The palette can be both downloaded and shared via Twitter. You can download it in CSS, SASS, SVG, XML or PNG.
Here is what can be found in the XML file:

<!-- Palette generated by Material Palette - materialpalette.com/teal/amber --> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <resources> <color name="primary">#009688</color> <color name="primary_dark">#00796B</color> <color name="primary_light">#B2DFDB</color> <color name="accent">#FFC107</color> <color name="primary_text">#212121</color> <color name="secondary_text">#727272</color> <color name="icons">#FFFFFF</color> <color name="divider">#B6B6B6</color> </resources> 

You can easily insert into your project an Android application without unnecessary gestures. Charm!

The service is pretty convenient for experiments, and Google Design has already been advertised on its Twitter account. And, as we know, these guys are not bad advise. All successful "materialization"!