Android Material Design has its unique Material Theme, vector drawable, custom shadows, animations and widgets. It\u2019s been over a year since the new development platform was launched by Google with the Lollipop version.<\/p>\n
A prominent feature of the Material Design based Android framework that every Android developer<\/a> must know well is the navigation drawer.<\/p>\n It slides in from the left and has three primary aspects –<\/p>\n Content-<\/strong> since the Nav drawer occupies the full length of the device screen at a resting elevation of 16dp, everything behind the drawer must be visible with a darkened scrim. A list item changes colour after being selected, and Google recommends that this is a primary colour.<\/p>\n A touch ripple can be added to highlight the row of the selected item.<\/p>\n They have given the option to add a darker tint of the primary colour if the touch or ripple colour does not contrast perfectly. The dividers in the nav are full-bleed within the drawer and 8dp padding is to be added above and below each divider.<\/p>\n Settings, Help, Feedback and another support content appears at the bottom of the list.<\/p>\n Know More:<\/strong> Developers guide: How to work on Material Design for Android Apps<\/a><\/p>\n<\/span>Primary Features<\/span><\/h2>\n
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