Delivering High-Quality UXÂ with Material
In Chapter 4, Automated Testing, CI, and Release to Production, we mentioned the need to deliver a high-quality application. Currently, the app has a terrible look and feel to it that is only fit for a website created in the late 1990s. The first impression a user or a client gets about your product or your work is very important, so we must be able to create a great-looking application that also delivers a great user experience across mobile and desktop browsers.
As full-stack developers, it is difficult to focus on the polish of your application. This often gets worse as the feature set of an application rapidly grows. It is no fun to write great modular code backing your views, but then revert to CSS hacks and inline styles in a rush to improve the look and feel of your application.
Developed in close coordination with Angular, Angular Material is amazing. If you learn how to leverage Angular Material effectively, the features...
