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FAQ

Accordion list, single-column or sticky-title two-column.

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@vireya/blocks/faq/accordion

Vertical accordion, single-open by default.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you wanted to know before adopting it.

@vireya/blocks/faq/twoColumn

Sticky title on the left, accordion on the right + optional aside slot.

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Understanding FAQ

An FAQ section answers the objections standing between a visitor and a decision — pricing, compatibility, security, cancellation. Done well it reduces support load, builds trust through transparency, and is eligible for FAQ rich results in search.

Vireya ships an accordion list and a sticky-title two-column layout, both prop-driven.

When to use

  • Addressing the recurring objections and questions buyers actually ask.
  • Reducing support volume by answering common questions inline.
  • Earning FAQ rich results by pairing visible Q&A with structured data.

When to avoid

  • Inventing questions nobody asks to pad the page.
  • Burying critical information (pricing, terms) that belongs in the main flow.

Best practices

  • Write questions in the customer's own words, not internal jargon.
  • Answer directly and concisely; link out for depth rather than over-explaining.
  • Order by frequency and importance, most-asked first.
  • Mirror the visible Q&A in FAQPage structured data for rich-result eligibility.

Accessibility

  • Make accordions keyboard-operable with correct expanded/collapsed state.
  • Use heading elements for questions so the section is navigable.
  • Keep answer text available to screen readers even when visually collapsed appropriately.

Frequently asked questions

Do FAQ sections help with SEO?
Yes. A genuine FAQ adds relevant, question-shaped content that matches how people search, and when mirrored in FAQPage structured data it becomes eligible for FAQ rich results. Vireya's homepage and showcase pages emit exactly this structured data.
How should I choose FAQ questions?
Use the questions your prospects and support inbox actually raise — pricing, compatibility, security, cancellation. Phrase them in the customer's words, answer directly, and order the most common first.