Hit the ground running with comprehensive, modern UI components that work across the web, mobile and desktop. Finely tuned performance, because every millisecond counts. Fully tested across modern browsers. Themable, for when you need to stay on brand or just have a favorite color. Accessible and internationalized so that all users are welcome. Built by the Angular team to integrate seamlessly with Angular.
Customer Reviews
susmita r.
Advanced user of Angular MaterialI have been using angular material since I learned angular. It has been a great experience since it provides a clean and great modern UI. One does not have to waste their time in designing a simple layout.
It offers many components which are easily accessible to a personal project by importing them.
The documentation of angular material can be found in https://material.angular.io/, where they provide examples, methods, and implementation of each component. It also supports material icons.
What I like about this is we don't have to import all the modules; only those modules which are in need can be imported.
However, like every rose has thorns, angular material also has some limitations and room for improvement. It has limited components and is not rich in providing multiple implementations of those components. Customization of the components in angular material is problematic and challenging.
For the angular developers, knowing the use of angular materials will be very handy and it is easy to learn as well. Go for it, you won't regret trying this.
I have been using angular material for more than 1.5 yrs. I am still using this along with Kendo UI for my office projects as well as personal projects. For me, the main benefit of using angular material is that it saves a lot of my time from styling a simple layout and simple component. This way, I can focus on more logical parts rather than worrying about my UI portion.
