Hi Lewis,
When I develop QV applications. I generally have one or two design templates for RAD (Rapid Application Development). Infact sometimes I develop well designed prototype within a day or hours. So the idea to have a template and we just change the Color values to match the brand guidelines, very often it is two or three color theme. I mean we use Primary & Secondary colors and change these values in the load script and all the objects in UI will get changed based on these recently loaded values. Same applies to images, if there are multiple images in QV document then you use Bundle Load or Info Load.
The difference between Bundle & Info Load is the former embeds the image within the QV document, this means you don't need to provide external access to render the image. However, the later - Info load sits on the OS and need to provide access to render the image. Both have their pros and cons and it depends on your environment and requirement.
This way I can develop the UI within minutes and rest of the work will be on data model.
I hope it makes sense.
Good luck!
Cheers - DV
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