This is Material Design Lite

Material Design Lite (MDL), introduced by Google in 2015, aims to bring material design aesthetics to websites using standard web technologies like CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. As a lightweight and framework-agnostic tool, MDL simplifies the integration of material design elements into web projects, offering a minimal code footprint and easy installation. It complements Polymer's Paper elements by providing material design styling without deep dependencies, making it versatile for various front-end setups. MDL includes a variety of components such as buttons, text fields, and responsive grids, and is compatible with modern browsers, gracefully degrading in older ones. Available for download via CDN, npm, or Bower, MDL supports content-heavy sites and offers responsive templates, encouraging developers to create visually appealing and modern websites while adhering to material design guidelines. Feedback from users is encouraged to help evolve both MDL and the material design specification for the web.

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