Tabs are usually small boxes that once selected make the text associated with it appear on the screen. These little features are extremely flexible and can be used in many different ways. For starters, hey help reduce the space your content occupies in a page. Basically, the content currently being displayed in the page is the one that gets loaded; so, it takes a lot les time to load a page when a person first lands on your website. This is great for your first impression as it signals that you care about your visitors’ time. Also, by grouping the content together and displaying it only when the user wants to, a good amount of the page is freed up so you can either add more content or leave it there to look cleaner. Tabs also give the users control on what they want to read and what they don’t. This is also another design choice signalling you care about your clients.
With that said, tabs can be integrated with some other elements of web design to become even more rewarding. In the code provided below, we have a Bootstrap blue panel with beautiful Bootstrap tabs. Combining Bootstrap tabs with panels gives your content a better layout to be displayed in. it can be aligned much easier and looks nicer on the eye.