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We probably should have seen this coming, even after Spieth made a quadruple-bogey on Thursday. There is just something about this place -- and it's difficult to properly explain -- that clearly turns Spieth into a virtuoso, even as it is confounding others.

The magic isn't always with him. The meltdown at the 12th hole last year is evidence the spell can be broken, and certainly the 9 on his card during the first round would be as well. But so often when you watch Spieth work his way around Augusta National, it's like watching the smartest kid in class solve a physics problem. He'll talk to the wind, analyze angles and glare at the blades of grass touching his golf ball, muttering and smiling as he goes. Spieth can't physically overpower the course like Tiger Woods did, or Jack Nicklaus could in a previous era. His mind, however, might be on par with theirs when it comes to melding art with analytics; and if he somehow wins Sunday, he'll have won his second green jacket at age 23. Neither Nicklaus nor Woods won a second until they were 25.

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he latest update to Google’s Material Design with guidelines for colors and a new color tool to create better and more accessibility friendly color schemes

Material Design is packed with a new color tool! Launched three years ago, Material Design, Google’s in-house design language influenced the shift from ancient user interfaces to the modern look of the contemporary web. Material Design was the final blow to skeuomorphism, glossy icons, gradients, and especially, those ugly “special offer” badges.

Developed to add some cohesiveness to Google’s products, Material Design documentation became a must read not only for Android developers looking to build great looking apps but to every web designer focused on delivering great user experiences. We’ve got a great article on Material Design, so if you are just starting your endeavor in UI/UX or in need for a recap, enjoy it.

Designers, Material Design is packed with a new color tool! Launched three years ago, Material Design, Google’s in-house design language influenced the shift from ancient user interfaces to the modern look of the contemporary web. Material Design was the final blow to skeuomorphism, glossy icons, gradients, and especially, those ugly “special offer” badges.

Developed to add some cohesiveness to Google’s products, Material Design documentation became a must read not only for Android developers looking to build great looking apps but to every web designer focused on delivering great user experiences. We’ve got a great article on Material Design, so if you are just starting your endeavor in UI/UX or in need for a recap, enjoy it.

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Designers, Material Design is packed with a new color tool! Launched three years ago, Material Design, Google’s in-house design language influenced the shift from ancient user interfaces to the modern look of the contemporary web. Material Design was the final blow to skeuomorphism, glossy icons, gradients, and especially, those ugly “special offer” badges.

Developed to add some cohesiveness to Google’s products, Material Design documentation became a must read not only for Android developers looking to build great looking apps but to every web designer focused on delivering great user experiences. We’ve got a great article on Material Design, so if you are just starting your endeavor in UI/UX or in need for a recap, enjoy it.

Designers, Material Design is packed with a new color tool! Launched three years ago, Material Design, Google’s in-house design language influenced the shift from ancient user interfaces to the modern look of the contemporary web. Material Design was the final blow to skeuomorphism, glossy icons, gradients, and especially, those ugly “special offer” badges.

Developed to add some cohesiveness to Google’s products, Material Design documentation became a must read not only for Android developers looking to build great looking apps but to every web designer focused on delivering great user experiences. We’ve got a great article on Material Design, so if you are just starting your endeavor in UI/UX or in need for a recap, enjoy it.

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