Center Aligned
A centered FAQ column with a heading and stacked accordion items. Keeps focus on the questions and works well as a standalone support section on any page.
A centered FAQ column with a heading and stacked accordion items. Keeps focus on the questions and works well as a standalone support section on any page.
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Center Aligned is a focused FAQ section. A bold heading and a one-line subtitle sit centered at the top, then a single column of accordion items runs below it. Each item shows a question as a trigger; clicking it expands a panel to reveal the answer. Only one panel is open at a time, so the list stays compact no matter how many questions you include.
The heading, subtitle, and every question and answer are plain strings, so you can swap them freely. The accordion renders from a list, meaning you can add or remove questions without changing any layout code. The section carries no sidebar, illustration, or contact form, which keeps the focus entirely on the questions themselves.
Reach for this layout when you want a clean, no-distraction FAQ tucked into a docs or pricing page for a developer tools company. It works well when visitors already have a specific question in mind and just need a fast answer, without navigating categories or scanning a grid. Compared to the Right Aligned variant, this one narrows the reading column and removes the introductory copy column, so it takes up less vertical real estate on a dense page.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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Any short list of questions and plain-text answers works here. A few common uses for a developer tools context:
Tip: aim for six to eight questions. Fewer feels sparse; more starts to need a search or category filter to stay scannable.