Tabs my seem like some really simple and unappealing aspects of the process of web design but there are many specific issues that you have to address when you are creating a graphical user interface for your website. Your ultimate goal is to make your design as easy to use as possible in spite of having a great appearance. One of the most overlooked issue that a lot of web designers ignore is the placement of these tabs. often times you jam a lot of information in your paragraphs and try to clean it up via tabs. This works great as it cuts the content into several pieces, each being contained by a particular tab.
The problem that rises however, is that once the user read through the whole paragraph, they probably have scrolled down to the end of the page. Now, they have to scroll all the way back up to click on the next tab. This is highly inconvenient and can be fixed by simply adding a below tabs section as well.
Following are simple Bootstrap tabs for both the top and the bottom of the page. You can add Bootstrap top tabs in addition to Bootstrap below tabs to your pages to make it much easier for your users to read through your content. There is also a tabs underline effect under each panel to make the design more attractive.