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Happy Monday Android Developers! Need Material Design Expressive inspiration? Just ask Opus. Here are 10 beautiful, one-shot samples that I was able to generate over the last week with a directed design prompt (see Specifications section in link 👇). Excited to refine these further to distill into UX skills.

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Chris Sinco10 天前

Check them all out here: And yes this site is also Expressive by Opus 😎

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Joseph Longden10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign These look all look fantastic, thanks for posting! Will definitely try out the spec / prompt

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Chris Sinco10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Definitely do! Part of me wants to share the code but I also think folks should just try it themselves and get what they want

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nieabout10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Google should have done that, instead of posting cropped screenshots and forgetting about this design forever.

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Chris Sinco10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Not too late. I hope these samples inspire the other teams to get going. :)

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Costa10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign beautiful

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saket10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign These look great! My experience with @stitchbygoogle have been quite bad in comparison -- it barely understands what material design is. I'll try out Opus next time.

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Chris Sinco10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign @stitchbygoogle Same, I’ve had mixed results unfortunately. Just straight to the agent this time. In fact the Trill sample is the same prompt from the recent Stitch + Antigravity post. You can compare which one you like more 😉

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saket10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign @stitchbygoogle Yea those designs created by stitch look bad.

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Chris Sinco10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign @stitchbygoogle My current guess why is loading the actual library in the context and iterating through it with a coding agent will produce better results because it can verify things more accurately against the API and visuals.

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Dy 🪷10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Congrats! 😄

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Chris Sinco10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Thank you for the early feedback!

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Dy 🪷10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Of course! It should help a lot of people :)

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Orel Zion9 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Oh wow very nice

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John O'Reilly10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Very cool!

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Chris Sinco9 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Thank you! Should translate to CMP I hope 😉

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Peng Lyu10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign they look incredible and so high fidelity!

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Chris Sinco10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign They are real apps - all native Jetpack Compose

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Peng Lyu10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign I gotta finish my kotlin migration!

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warren10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign we need a Material design MCP like mobbin

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Chris Sinco10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Well this is certainly the foundation for it. Perhaps I can start it...

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Viktor A.9 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Great job, looks awesome!

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Chris Sinco9 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Thank you!

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Alex Styl10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Beautiful

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Chris Sinco9 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign 🙏🙏

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Jorge Castillo10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Awesome job

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Chris Sinco10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign I think it'll be even more awesome once I take the time to iterate on each one!

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Roman Khrupa10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Great examples of MD 😅

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Chris Sinco9 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Thank you!

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Saafl9 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign `I need you to build...` never gets old 😳

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urata ☄️10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign That's fantastic

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Ivan Morgillo10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Oh mamma mia 😍

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Abdullah ⿻10 天前

@AndroidDev @materialdesign Impressive

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