What is a Tabs component?

A Tabs component is a user interface control that allows users to switch between different sections or views within the same context, enabling an organized and efficient way to present related content.

When to use Tabs?

Tabs are best used when you have multiple related sections of content that users should navigate between without leaving the current page. They are ideal for organizing information in a compact format, improving usability and accessibility.

When not to use Tabs?

Tabs should be avoided when there is too much content to display in a limited space, as it can lead to a cluttered interface. Additionally, if the content is not closely related or if there are too many tabs, it may overwhelm users and hinder navigation.

What is the anatomy of a Tabs component?

The anatomy of a Tabs component typically includes a tab bar for navigation, individual tab items that represent different sections, and the corresponding content areas that are displayed when a tab is selected. Each tab may have an active state to indicate which section is currently being viewed.