Hello all,

One thing I've noticed since I've started working in Microvellum is that prompts are fairly limited in UI organization options. While I appreciate that there's colors, tabs, and different types of control types that allow for some organization, it would be immensely useful when designing products or project wizards to have the option to group certain prompts within the same tab. Tabs are already useful for grouping prompts, but it would be nice to be able to group prompts together. For example, in the screenshot I've provided, I've created a tab for countertop options. It would be nice to group the solid surface, laminate, and stone options in a more obvious way, but I wouldn't want to create an entire separate tab for each option.

I have a few ideas that I would find very helpful, and of various levels of how difficult they'd probably be to implement:

- Having a prompt that acts simply as a title/header to provide some breakpoint between prompts and indicate what the next set of prompts are for.

- Providing some option that creates a box or a line around a set of prompts, similar to how radio buttons are often shown. Combined with a title, it would make it very visually obvious which prompts are grouped together.

- Providing a parameter that allows one to choose which column the prompt goes to. Microvellum already chooses the column based on the control type the prompt is, so there seems to be some logic similar to this already built in. Allowing one to manually change it would be useful for grouping.

If ya'll have any other ideas or if there's any options similar to this that Microvellum already has and I'm unware of, please let me know!