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# Featured UI Components

This Topic features some important and powerful UI Components. Many UI Components could be featured, but in this Topic we focus on those we find most useful for many use cases, and that could require some examples in order for you to see the possibilities or to make them work as intended.

### Table

Build “excel like” web tables with built-in support for sorting columns, adding/removing columns, search and download to CSV.

* Example in our [Showroom](https://showroom.appfarm.app/ui-components/table)
* Read our [Documentation](/library/ui-components/table.md)

### Tabs

Use Tabs for controlling which Container should be visible. This is done by a combination of the UI Components Tabs and Visibility Group.

* Example in our [Showroom](https://showroom.appfarm.app/ui-components/tabs)
* Read our [Documentation](/library/ui-components/tabs.md)

### Visibility Group

The Visibility Group makes sure only one of its children is visible. You may e.g. put 3 containers inside, and let the Visibility Group control which one should be visible.

* Example in our [Showroom](<https://showroom.appfarm.app/ui-components/visibility-group >)
* Read our [Documentation](/library/ui-components/visibility-group.md)


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