Well there's of course a plethora of ways to proceed, but the basic idea is that the contents of any panel can be dynamically changed by your code. So at the very simplest, say you create a SimplePanel as the top level widget. You could start out creating a login widget, and use topPanel.setWidget(loginWidget). When you're done with it, you could replace it with your profile widget, like topPanel.setWidget(profileWidget). Of course real apps are much more detailed, with maybe some parts like menus that stay constant and others that change, dialogs, tabs, etc, but the basic idea is the same. Certainly no need for an HTML page for each "panel", but depending on your app you may find UIBinder useful for building up the static components of various widgets or your overall page design.
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