A Javascript Metro app is made up of several kinds of files:
The "home" page of the app by default is called "default.html" and normally lives at the root. Other html files are normally placed in the html directory. Html is the "static" web language that put up text and other static objects that you see.
CSS (cascading style sheets) define name styles which specify groups of attributes (so that you'd say header1 instead of "font size 15 Arial") kept independently so multiple .html files can share the CSS style sheets.
Scripts for programming instructions are .js javascript files, and live in the css directory.
Other pages can have their own "groups" of .html, .css and .js files.
footnotes: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6037348/Conferences/DevConnectionsFall2011.zip
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