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Those are the best examples of material design? Most of them are phone screenshots, higher than they're wide, on a blah background. The "material design" thing is supposed to be about dynamic effects. You click on things and they ripple. If the site let you go to the actual site or app being described, that would be more interesting. Or they showcased the material effects on their own site.

Everybody has solid-color rectangles now. They're boring.

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MaterialUp is actually pretty smart about this: - It integrates with sites such as CodePen or JSFiddle: i.e: http://www.materialup.com/posts/add-button

- You can view app screenshots directly from the site (see below) and it you click on the big preview, it'll take you to the actual app. i.e: http://www.materialup.com/posts/dailymotion

They're not all phone screenshots - many are animations, JS snippets that run in-browser, or components.

This is a producthunt-like website with daily submissions, not a curated best-of collection. For people working with or interested in Material Design, it seems like a cool site to keep up with resources and inspiration.

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