You've just finished your new app, and you go to show it off to a friend, and they say "Those red buttons look kind of harsh. What if you changed them all to be blue instead?" Your heart sinks, especially if you're using xibs or storyboards. It's going to take a while to go through them all and update the colors.
It's even harder if you're working with a designer since they have a real stake in wanting the app to look perfect. They will want to tweak the colors, fonts and overall look of the app until it looks just how they envisioned it. Neither of you can afford to have it take 30 minutes of coding between every small tweak that needs to be made. You need a way to update the style of the app quickly, easily and completely. You don't want to have one accidentally red button in an app full of blue ones. Like the rest of your code, you want the look and feel of the app to be something that can be controlled all from one place, where you can update it once and have it work everywhere.
This is something that comes up in almost every project I've worked on. As a project grows bigger, it becomes more and more necessary, but the styling code can also grow bigger until the whole thing is a nasty mess. So what can we do?
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