WEBVTT -- Englisch 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:03.166 (melodic piano music) 00:00:04.873 --> 00:00:07.496 - When Google first introduced Material Design, 00:00:07.496 --> 00:00:11.571 they showed how they built icons and interfaces with paper 00:00:11.571 --> 00:00:14.862 and used spotlights to create shadows. 00:00:14.862 --> 00:00:16.528 It was all... physical. 00:00:17.777 --> 00:00:19.559 And with Material Design, they introduced 00:00:19.559 --> 00:00:21.112 a new color palette they described 00:00:21.112 --> 00:00:25.112 as "a simple, smart approach to building with color." 00:00:25.112 --> 00:00:27.449 But the only tools available to create 00:00:27.449 --> 00:00:30.449 the app color palettes were digital. 00:00:31.538 --> 00:00:33.889 This didn't make sense to me. 00:00:33.889 --> 00:00:37.484 As Google's design team said, "a flat plane of glass 00:00:37.484 --> 00:00:40.453 is great because it's easy to move around, 00:00:40.453 --> 00:00:42.228 but it also prevents you from being able 00:00:42.228 --> 00:00:44.948 to touch the things you're working with." 00:00:44.948 --> 00:00:47.914 I wanted to make a way for designers to touch the things 00:00:47.914 --> 00:00:50.390 they were working with, to manipulate 00:00:50.390 --> 00:00:53.734 and create color palettes using their hands. 00:00:53.734 --> 00:00:57.133 Something similar to paint color swatches. 00:00:57.133 --> 00:00:59.396 My name is Thomas, I am 17 years old 00:00:59.396 --> 00:01:02.661 and I just created the Material Design Palette Deck 00:01:02.661 --> 00:01:05.493 and now I wanna share it with you. 00:01:06.487 --> 00:01:10.655 The MDPD is a deck of 256 individual cards, 00:01:10.861 --> 00:01:14.408 containing the whole of the Material Design color palette. 00:01:14.408 --> 00:01:16.995 It allows designers to create and compare color palettes 00:01:16.995 --> 00:01:21.162 for their apps as easily as rearranging playing cards. 00:01:21.171 --> 00:01:23.677 There aren't multiple colors on every card, 00:01:23.677 --> 00:01:26.135 each card has only one color. 00:01:26.135 --> 00:01:28.290 This is important because it allows designers 00:01:28.290 --> 00:01:30.957 to rearrange every single color. 00:01:31.844 --> 00:01:33.260 On the front of the card is the color, 00:01:33.260 --> 00:01:36.677 and on the back is the hex code for easy reference. 00:01:36.677 --> 00:01:38.775 Oh, and the font of the hex code conforms 00:01:38.775 --> 00:01:42.028 with Google's Material Design guidelines as well. 00:01:42.028 --> 00:01:43.111 It's Roboto. 00:01:44.165 --> 00:01:46.197 The cards are smaller than poker cards, 00:01:46.197 --> 00:01:50.364 so they're more portable and easier to rearrange. 00:01:50.450 --> 00:01:52.730 I want to get these decks into designers' hands 00:01:52.730 --> 00:01:56.897 as quickly as possible, but printing is expensive. 00:01:57.346 --> 00:02:00.698 So in order to keep the prices down for you, 00:02:00.698 --> 00:02:04.865 I have to be able to place a large order at once, over 100. 00:02:06.618 --> 00:02:10.729 So if we reach the $4,000 goal, I will place a large order 00:02:10.729 --> 00:02:13.377 so that we can get discounted manufacturing. 00:02:13.377 --> 00:02:15.602 I was originally going to have a higher-price tier 00:02:15.602 --> 00:02:18.081 that included a custom box, but I've decided 00:02:18.081 --> 00:02:22.248 to go ahead and include that at the $25 tier for free. 00:02:22.780 --> 00:02:25.777 Now, once the Kickstarter's over, 00:02:25.777 --> 00:02:28.533 it'll take about two weeks for the funds to be released, 00:02:28.533 --> 00:02:30.683 then I will place the order. 00:02:30.683 --> 00:02:33.388 And once I receive the decks, I will confirm your addresses 00:02:33.388 --> 00:02:36.057 and ship them out as quickly as possible 00:02:36.057 --> 00:02:38.915 so that you can start designing the way Google intended 00:02:38.915 --> 00:02:42.082 with Material Design: with your hands. 00:03:03.062 --> 00:03:04.265 That was more expensive-- 00:03:04.265 --> 00:03:05.296 (loud engine roaring) 00:03:05.296 --> 00:03:07.213 Wow, that is obnoxious. 00:03:09.495 --> 00:03:12.711 You can get the 256 card deck for only $25 plus shipping-- 00:03:12.711 --> 00:03:13.907 (loud engine roaring) 00:03:13.907 --> 00:03:14.990 What is that?