How to manage large pages

Just wondering... What is a good way to manage large pages?
Let's say a page with a pannelTabbed with 7 or 8 tabs. Each tab shows a table that is bound to a different VO. Most of the tabs also have a add,delete,edit button and i'm using popups for that.
So as you can see, their will be lots of bindings and lots of components on such a page.
If i create all this on a single page i think it will be a few thousands of lines which is not realy nice...
Should i create page fragments or create taskflows per tab or something like that?
Currently i have created the page with just the panelTabbed and then for each tab i created a taskflow and dropped that inside the showDetailItem. For each popup, i also created a taskflow so i could reuse it later when i need the same popup in other pages.
I'm wondering... what is a correct approach for such large pages. Are their any guidlines for this?

Hi,
we decided to use dynamic regions (11g) for our application.
This means we only have 1 jspx for the whole application and exchange the content at runtime.
For each "block" (e.g. a table, a tab or a popup) we have a single page fragment and task flow.
One page fragment consists normaly only of one view object.
With this concept we can reuse e.g. the same (similar) table on different pages too.
Hope this helps.
regards
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