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... Navigation When you write a web application with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you typically end up with a number of different HTML pages and navigate between them by using <a href> tags or ... to reimagine your own designs. Who This Book Is For This book is about writing WinRT apps using HTML5 , CSS3 , and JavaScript. Our primary focus will be on applying these web technologies within ... concerns, WinRT apps written in JavaScript are typically structured as a single HTML page (basically a container div) into which different bits of HTML content, called page controls in WinJS, are...