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letamp;#39;s talk about master-detail webpages so thereamp;#39;s a concept in mobile apps web pages where youamp;#39;ve got one page that has the master information and then if you select or click on one of these items you go to another page and you see all the details about that thing this design pattern is known as master detail youamp;#39;ll see it in iOS androids and lots of websites itamp;#39;s a very common pattern so when I talk about JavaScript and HTML and how we can make this work within a single page application now what Iamp;#39;m doing here is Iamp;#39;ve got three divs set up as if they were pages if this were a real single page application then what we would be doing is showing one of these divs at a time the other ones would be hidden behind the scenes but itamp;#39;s still working the same way itamp;#39;s just that weamp;#39;re selecting something weamp;#39;re grabbing the ID of this going back to our main data source and saying okay whereamp;#39;s the item