For today’s post, we have compiled a showcase of corporate websites featuring Google’s material design. Making your own portfolio website, designing, improving online presence for your friends or just coding for fun and making a well-crafted corporate /business website are poles apart. While designing a small online project just for yourself or friends, you can fully enjoy a complete freedom without any considerations. However, when things starts to be more serious and requires more responsibilities from designer, you need to follow some basic and ,in some cases, strict corporate design guidelines. Without them, your corporate website design will be just a burden, rather than being an asset to you or your client’s business. Material design didn’t reach it’s zenith yet, and there are not many corporate designs based on new Google’s “polymeric surface principles”. However, we managed to find some excellent examples of corporate websites built with material design.
Here is our first list and we hope you’ll find some inspiration for your next project.
Kiosk Browser

Kiosk Browser
Kiosk Browser has been designed for use on any Android device and is great for creating public kiosks, interactive digital signage etc…. It locks down the user interface so that the end-user isn’t able to adjust Android system settings or gain access to other applications. Website built with material design CSS Framework Materialize
kenyaapps

Another great example of website build with Materialize framework. Kenya Apps is an IT company specialising in delivering world class IT services through cloud.
Kenya Apps Enterprise Cloud Portfolio Management enables enterprises to accelerate delivery of applications that engage customers and drive top-line revenue while optimizing cloud usage to reduce risk and costs. With the cloud, IT organizations can deliver instant access to a portfolio of public, private, and hybrid cloud services across business units and development teams while maintaining enterprise control.
International School of Europe

Italian company named Weevo.it submitted their design via our page “Submit your design”.
We took some details of the Google Material designs, as level shadows, buttons, flat design, colors, and js effects, and put them on a corporate website of important group of international schools.
. It’s good to see how web designers worldwide starting to implement material design elements in daily corporate projects.
Lifeaweso.me

That’s how Lifeaweso.me website creators describes their mission:
lifeaweso.me is a platform built with simplicity, clarity and focus on you. you’ll be able to create timeline boards related to your life activities, goals, and history like travels, sports, jobs, projects, etc. whether you are an accomplished businessman or a spirit-free hitchhiker wanting to keep and track all of your movements across the globe.
Website is still under development, but so far design itself and whole idea behind it looks really amazing.
Futurice.com

Well known digital solutions & online service company Futurice.com designed their website extremely well.( You couldn’t expect less from company creating “digital services for people to love”?) Welcoming and peaceful green color, smooth navigation transitions and many other design elements gives brilliant user experience.
Do you know more examples to share? Tell us and leave your comments! You can always submit your design here and we’ll be happy to add it to our showcase!
Hello,
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Thanks for the great tips! I do have a question however
that I think you could probably answer. I was wondering, What
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Thanks for the great tips! I do have a question however
that I think you could probably answer. I was wondering, What
are some good projects/ideas in web development that a beginner can start with to take his/her skills
to the next level? Any insight would be greatly appreciated!