#paper-elements
The paper elements are a set of UI components designed to implement Google's material design guidelines.
Roadmap
Elements recently released
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paper-listbox- An alternative topaper-menuwith a different interface, with much better accessibility and performance. -
paper-menu-button- A button that opens up a menu overlay -
paper-tooltip- A tooltip that shows on hover -
paper-badge- A circular text badge representing a status or notification -
paper-card- A material design-style card -
paper-dropdown-menu- A material design-style browser select element -
paper-submenu- A material design-style menu with nestable subsections
Elements in progress
We're currently working hard on honing existing elements and fixing open issues.
Elements planned
Elements we're planning on building soon but haven't started yet
Short-term Nothing on the super short-term list
Mid-term
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paper-bottom-sheet- a material design bottom sheet this can easily be created withneon-animation(example) -
paper date and time pickers- material design date and time pickers -
paper steppers- material design steppers -
paper cascading menu- the desktop cascading version of the material design dropdown menus
Longer term
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paper-chip- a material design chip -
paper-data-table- a material design data table. This one is very complex, and tentatively planned for the mid- to distant-future (i.e. months not weeks)
Third-Party elements
Elements not built directly by the Polymer core team, but which are of notably high quality and fill current gaps in the element set.
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paper-datatableby David-Mulder - a material design data table for displaying tabular data, sorting by columns, and more.
Elements not planned, notably
Elements we're not planning on building as part of this product line, but that one might be wondering about
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paper-shadow- this behavior is now provided bypaper-material