David Porkka

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Tabs are one of the very few cases where using a physical metaphor in a user interface actually works. Like the tab dividers in a three-ring binder or tabs on folders in a file drawer, they divide whatever they’re sticking out of into sections. And they make it easy to open a section by reaching for its tab (or, in the case of the Web, clicking on it). I think they’re an excellent and underused navigation choice.
Don't Make Me Think, Revisited: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability
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