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An FAQ section with tabs that group questions by category. Visitors pick a topic and see only relevant answers, keeping a broad help area uncluttered.
Tabbed Categories is a centered FAQ section with a category switcher above the answer list. A heading and a one-line subtitle sit at the top. Below them, four tab buttons line up along a bottom border on wider screens; on mobile the same categories collapse into a dropdown select. Clicking or selecting a tab swaps the visible set of questions instantly, with each question shown as a bold heading above a paragraph answer and a divider below it.
The heading, subtitle, category labels, and every question and answer are independent copy. You can add or remove categories freely and adjust the number of questions per category without affecting the others. The tab row and the mobile dropdown are driven by the same data, so a category you add once appears in both automatically.
Reach for this block when your help content splits naturally into a handful of topics and you want visitors to self-direct rather than scroll a single long list. It fits a standalone support page, a pre-checkout FAQ on a careers or pricing page, or a help section on a product landing page. For an HR and hiring platform it is a natural home for questions grouped by topic: general product questions, billing, candidate support, and recruiter-specific features each get their own tab so job seekers and hiring managers land on what is relevant to them.
Compared to the sidebar navigation variant, the tab bar takes less vertical space and keeps the layout fully centered, making it a better fit when the FAQ is one section on a longer page rather than the whole page.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The tab structure works for any product area that has a clear set of distinct topics. A few ways to fill it out:
Tip: aim for a consistent number of questions per tab, around three to four, so switching tabs does not cause jarring jumps in page height.