Not all pages need a page title. This can be communicated using site navigation tabs in some apps.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes true
• D. Not enough information

Answer: (A)

In tabbed interfaces, the label of the active tab often identifies what the current view is about, so a separate page title isn’t always required. When each tab clearly names the content it shows—such as Home, Messages, or Settings—the tab bar itself communicates the page’s identity to the user. This pattern is common in mobile apps where space is limited and tabs serve both navigation and labeling. It remains important to ensure those tab labels are clear and accessible, but the statement is true in contexts where navigation tabs effectively convey the page’s purpose.