Is creating page contents dynamically using javascript faster than loading different pages?
<p>I'm designing a website with different pages and every page has it's contents as like as <code>textbox, label, button, gridview</code> and etc.
after that I want to load every pages using <code>$("#xx").load(page url Address)</code> in jquery to prevent postback when the page is necessary.</p>

<p>is this method faster or following method:</p>

<p>I have just one page for example: <code>default.aspx</code> and a <code>javascript</code> file.
The page contents will be created using javascript dynamically just in one page  with <code>createElement</code> instead of loading different pages.</p>

<p>In the first method all <code>aspx</code> elements should be converted to <code>html</code> and then html elements must be transferred to the client but in the second method we won't have any <code>html</code> element transferring except for the <code>default.aspx</code> page and the elements will create in run-time using javascript.</p>
