In this chapter, we have learned how to properly create and modify pages using jQuery Mobile. The subtle difference that differentiates real pages from "pages" (or "views") that are contained into a single HTML file gives us two options from which we can choose from when we're about to develop our web applications.

However, we have to carefully take into account the pros and cons of every method, since using a single page and creating dozens of "views" would result in poor usability issues, to say the least.

Theming plays a central role in jQuery Mobile, and a lot of options are available to further customize our web applications.

For example, we will see, in the next chapter, how to effectively change the default configuration of jQuery Mobile, and how we can handle events and make use of the built-in methods and functions to better control how our web applications behave.