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#GOOGLE MATERIAL DESIGN ANIMATION ANDROID#

You can also show a transition in an activity by using the following snip of code.

?android:attr/selectableItemBackgroundBorderless for a ripple that extends beyond the view.

?android:attr/selectableItemBackground for a bounded ripple.

You also have the option to add a different color to the RippleDrawable object by calling upon the android:colorControlHighlight attribute. You can add this snippet to the XML file to add the effect.

#GOOGLE MATERIAL DESIGN ANIMATION ANDROID#

This feedback is used to provide instant effects at the point of contact in an Android activity.The RippleDrawable class is the default class for the animations effect over touch states. Now there are certain aspects within Custom Animations which Google glosses over. Custom animations are a by product of that they let you implement different aesthetic affects to your UI, creating an environment which engages and appeals to the user. It’s a good idea certainly as it adds a touch of simplicity to the apps and sites you come up with. Now Material Design is different with most things because of the 3D approach it entails which is why a lot of its animations are implemented and run differently as well. For the purposes of this post I will be using a few of developer oriented terms such as Intent and Activity so if you are unfamiliar with them, then I do advise you to just look up these terms. What they let you achieve is a variety of effects when a certain action or input is observed within an Activity. Written by Saran on January 29, 2015Custom Animations are probably Google’s most noticeable addition to Material Design.