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I'd like us to review our approach to the naming of the example Tabs in our Docs.
For me, it seems a little confusing having a tab called 'Standard' as a child of another 'Standard' tab when there is more than one variant. My thoughts are to perhaps name one of these 'Default' instead?
Eg.
<TabItem label="Standard">
TODO Standard
<Tabs>
<TabItem label="Standard">
<ExampleViewer type="standard" />
</TabItem>
<TabItem label="Custom">
The heading and first paragraph may be customised if the default content is not suitable.
<ExampleViewer type="standard-custom" />
</TabItem>
<Tabs>
Screenhsot of the Example issue, showing 2 tabs of Standard is potentially confusing. Options to resolve may be using teh word 'default' for the child, and/or indentation of the second set of tabs to indicate hierarchy/relationship...
Outcome
Clarity of understanding and applied convention of tabs and naming - addressing the situation of duplicate Tab names that may cause confusion.
Scope
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