Developing an application goes beyond good features. It is also about the user experience that the app offers.
The composability of Flutter widgets helps in this part of development. By defining single responsibility for each widget type, we can choose to define themes and styles that apply to a single widget, to all widgets in a subtree, or to the entire application.
By using the Theme widget, we can customize the whole look and feel of an application with custom colors for text, error messages, highlights, and also custom fonts. Flutter also uses this widget in its own widgets. MaterialApp is a great example of how the framework internal widgets are composed: it uses the Theme widget internally to customize the look of the Material Design-based widgets such as AppBars and Buttons. Let's check out how to use Theme widgets in practice to apply different styles...
