Välilehtipohjaisen

Välilehtipohjaisen is a Finnish term that translates to "tab-based" in English. It describes a user interface design where information or content is organized into separate sections, each accessible through a clickable "tab" or "label." This arrangement is commonly used in software applications, websites, and operating systems to present multiple views or categories of data without overwhelming the user.

The primary advantage of a välilehtipohjainen interface is its ability to manage complexity. Instead of displaying all information at once, users can navigate between different tabs, revealing specific content relevant to their current task. This improves usability by reducing visual clutter and allowing users to focus on one set of information at a time. Common examples include web browser windows where each open website is in its own tab, or settings menus in applications that divide options into distinct categories like "General," "Display," or "Advanced." The design principle aims to provide a clear and intuitive way for users to access and switch between different functionalities or data sets.