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The Visual Style Guide of the Web Starter Kit provides a couple of elements as reference for your own development. However, I wonder why no forms are provided. In contrast, Bootstrap offers handy form helpers. Why is there no such thing for Web Starter Kit.

Note, I have found these two guides:

But where is the tl;dr copy paste solution?

georgschlenkhoff
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  • copy and paste from bootstrap and change your css to your needs if you really want some cp. – Andi Jan 15 '15 at 09:34
  • Although it's from Web Fundamentals and not WSK, this may be useful: https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/design-and-ux/input/forms/ – chimos Apr 03 '18 at 17:33

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In the next version of Web Starter Kit we are hoping to add some things around this:

  • Form elements from the material design spec.
  • Change the styleguide to have some example forms.

This should be out late january with any bit of luck. You can see the work on the material-sprint branch if you are super keen: https://github.com/google/web-starter-kit/tree/material-sprint

Matt Gaunt
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At this date, Web Starter Kit uses Material Design Lite.

What you are looking for, is the style guide / reference of Material Design Lite:

EDIT: Looks like Material Design Lite is deprecated and being replaced by Material Design Components. See Why was material design lite(MDL) deprecated with MDC?

chimos
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