Simple. Built on open source. The responsive front-end library based on Material Design from Google.
Note: This is a community-managed fork of the official MaterializeCSS library. Since the project's support has been dropped by the original team, this version is 100% community-powered, meaning that bug fixes or new features are implemented by volunteers but are not official.
Why use Materialize
Here are some of the benefits why you should use Materialize. If you want to add something or give use some critic, we are open for a discussion on our GitHub page and are glad to learn and move forward. Thanks for using Materialize!
Ultra Fast
Using VanillaJS and as less dependecies as possible to keep it fast and simple. We use TypeScript since it builds upon JavaScript and it enhances the type- and code safety.
No Framework required
You dont have to learn or integrate any new or crappy stuff. Goal here is to stick to the roots. Just copy and paste from our documentation and you are good to go!
Responsive and Clean
Features which does not neccesary require JavaScript to work should be created with CSS only and even work without JS! Also every feature should be useable by mobile devices too.
Designed for Users
We keep the User in Mind. Our Components should meet all standards and also be accessible via keyboard. Also secure for Users. No innerHTML or Code Injection should be done, to stay safe. Our goal is to close all possibilities of placing untrused code anywhere in the system.
Easy and Clean
User centric approach with established design principles mainly from Googles Material guidelines. Our Components should work on nearly every device with a monitor.
Extensible
Component cutsomization should be possible by yourself. To help growing this project, you can join the community and ask for support or you can easily create an issue to move Materialize forward.