A tabbed classification table is a structured display of a classification system in which the full set of codes is divided across multiple tabs. Each tab represents a major category or section of the classification, and within each tab the codes are presented in a consistent table format. The tabs serve as navigational controls that allow users to explore different portions of the classification without leaving the page, while preserving a unified structure across all segments.
Essential characteristics
- Single classification, segmented view: the Taxonomy is one whole, but shown in parts.
- Tabs as navigational categories: each tab corresponds to a section, division, or other top‑level grouping.
- Consistent table structure: columns and formatting remain the same across tabs.
- Efficient browsing: users can move between classification segments without scrolling through a very long table.
- Context continuity: the user stays within the same interface while exploring different parts of the classification.
Examples
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