I am just curious to know what the code would look like. I have gone to the website Material, but there are zero code examples. Also if you have used it what would you say about it in comparison to Bootstrap? Not as a framework but purely for the Css and bootstrap html classes.
There are no code examples because Material is not a framework. Material is the document itself, describing how things should look on Google products, and why.
But this document inspired a lot of frameworks already. Some simple research should give you lots of tools like Materialize (I did not test this properly).
The only lib from Google itself I could find is Material Design Lite. I've tried it a little. The results are absolutely Gorgeous, but the classes itself are too verbose for my taste and it seemed waaaay harder to customize. If you're interested, I have a code example in my github account.
Conclusion: if you like Bootstrap, don't need to worry about it getting outclassed. Bootstrap is great and is not going anywhere (for a while). But do read the Material documents. They are a great source of wisdom about interfaces and usability.
Material is just a ui spec there are several bootstrap like front end frame works for it though check out http://materializecss.com/ for a complete bootstrap alternative using all the same basic components as bootstrap I like it better personally. For a light version use https://getmdl.io/index.html it is more specific to the specs put out by google but has less features.
I use it with the framework materialize which is really simple to set and use if you already know an other responsive framework like bootstrap.
Shaan Shivanandan
Design @ Capillary | Ex-Accenture | Ex-Digit Insurance | Srishti Institute Alumnus
Google Material Design
Hello @mjwrazor,
Google Material Design is simply a visual language guideline by Google to simplify the process of selecting/creating a visual language for websites and mobile applications.
The guidelines was created with the purpose of unifying the visual experience across all platforms. Material Design is open for everyone to use and the specifications have been documented at material.google.com.
Documentation
Resources
Here are some important chapters of the documentation that can help getting started:
Material Design Lite (MDL)