The countdown is on, registration for Google I/O 2015 is open in 33 days. The site (right now) seems a little scaled down from last year – but cleaner in approach, but not traditional. Either way, looking at the photos from Google I/O 2014, it’s something I would want to be a part of.
There’s still something to play with like last year’s experiment – this time the experiment is music based flat design.
The countdown is on, registration for Google I/O 2015 is open in 33 days. The site (right now) seems a little scaled down from last year – but cleaner in approach, but not traditional. Either way, looking at the photos from Google I/O 2014, it’s something I would want to be a part of.
There’s still something to play with like last year’s experiment – this time the experiment is music based flat design.
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