With version 9.12 of Mobile Designer, it is now possible to create a "Tabbed View" (also sometimes known as a "Segmented View") using the new nUITabView Object. This new type of View allows an application to switch between different but related NativeUI Views using a simple left/right swipe gesture. It may be used in place of a standard nUIViewDisplay as the child of a nUIWindowDisplay. For a visual reference, Google provide some images at https://material.google.com/components/tabs.html that illustrate the concept.

Each individual Tab in a nUITabView comprises of two things. Firstly, there is the content itself. This is a normal nUIViewDisplay Object with standard tables, buttons, etc. as required to lay out the application's content. The second part of a Tab is its label. The label describes the content that will be found in that tab, and on Android and iOS may be simple text such as "Network", an LCDUI Image, or both. Complex arrangements may be created with nUITableButton. For Windows Phone, only simple text labels are supported at the time of writing. For Windows Tablet devices, there is currently no support for Tabbed Views.