Understanding Tabbed User Interfaces

Tabbed refers to a user interface element that allows users to open multiple pages or views within a single window. Each page or view is called a "tab".

In web browsers, tabs are typically displayed horizontally at the top of the browser window, and users can click on each tab to switch between different websites or pages. Each tab has its own separate content area, so users can have multiple pages open at the same time without overlapping or obscuring each other.

The term "tabbed" can also be used more broadly to describe any user interface that allows users to access multiple views or pages within a single container. For example, a file explorer might have a tabbed interface that allows users to view different directories or files within the same window.

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