FAQs with Badges
The question list that answers objections before they cost the booking, with a small badge on the ones people actually ask.
- faq
- accordion
- questions
- answers
- objections
- badge
The FAQ block is not a formality. It is where the objections that would otherwise end the sale get answered, and on a long funnel page it is often the last thing read before the button. An accordion keeps it scannable without hiding it.
FAQs with Badges carries badges, so a question can be marked Popular or New and pull the eye to the objection you most want handled. One answer ships open by default, which is a deliberate choice: a stack of closed doors reads as work, a list with an answer already showing reads as help.
Searchable FAQs is the help-centre version: a search box, category tabs and highlighted matches for a list too long to scan. Picture Accordion turns each question into a tab that slides open into a photo panel with the answer over the picture.
The question list that answers objections before they cost the booking, with a small badge on the ones people actually ask.
FAQ tabs with the question running up the side that slide open into photo panels with the answer over the picture.
A help centre in one block: a search box, a row of category tabs each carrying a live count, and an accordion of questions under the chosen tab. Typing filters every tab at once and highlights the words that matched.
The questions that belong here are the ones costing you the sale: price, timeline, what happens if it does not work, who this is not for. Shipping and office hours belong somewhere else.
The first question opens by default. That is what tells a skimmer the section contains answers rather than headings, and it is what the builder canvas and a JavaScript-blocked visitor see too.
Give a question a badge like Popular or New to pull attention to it. Use it on one or two, not on everything, or it stops meaning anything.
Allow multiple answers open at once when people compare options, and keep it to one when the list is long and you want the section to stay short.
Padding, corners, colour at rest, on hover and when open, the border, the shadow and the icon side all have their own controls. On a light page a hairline border usually beats a filled card.
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