Wide Accordion Bold

About this block

Wide Accordion Bold opens with a centered heading and a short lede paragraph, then flows directly into a single full width accordion. Each row is an oversized question trigger, set in large semibold type, that expands to reveal a muted answer paragraph below it. A hairline divider separates every item, giving the list a clean editorial rhythm. The container is capped at a readable width so the questions never stretch uncomfortably on wide screens.

All six questions and answers are independent copy. You can add or remove items freely, reorder them, or swap in answers of any length without changing the layout. The heading and lede are also standalone, so you can retitle the section or cut the subtext entirely if the heading alone carries enough context.

When to use

Reach for this block when you want the FAQ to feel authoritative rather than tucked away. The large question type rewards confident, declarative phrasing and lets a visitor scan the full list in seconds before opening anything. For a logistics and delivery platform, that means questions about cutoff times, service zones, tracking, and damage claims can all sit at the same visual weight so operators find answers without hunting. It outperforms a two column grid or a sidebar layout when the questions themselves are the navigation and there is no need to filter by topic.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• A hero section to establish the service before addressing concerns
• A features section so readers arrive at the FAQ already grounded in what the product does

After

• With CTA Banner if you want a contact prompt directly beneath the answers
• A CTAs block to convert readers who finished the FAQ and are ready to act

What you can customize

The block works for any FAQ set that benefits from bold, scannable questions. A few ways to put the space to use:

• Operational questions. Slot in questions about pickup windows, delivery zones, and rescheduling so field teams and customers can scan policy in seconds.
• Pricing and contract terms. Use the expanded answer area to explain tier differences or contract length without crowding the question row.
• Security and compliance. Lead each trigger with the concern (certification, data residency, access control) and let the answer carry the supporting detail.

Tip: keep question text to one short sentence so the oversized typography stays tight and the list scans quickly at a glance.