Answer Posted / venkat
Master pages let you make a consistent layout for your
application, you can make one master page that holds the
layout/look & feel and common functionality of your whole
application and upon this master page, you can build all
the other pages, we call these pages Content Pages. So
simply you can build your master page and then build
content pages, and while creating the content pages you
bind them to the master page you have created before, those
two pages are merged at runtime to give you the rendered
page
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