FAQs reduce support requests, improve conversion rates, and boost SEO. But without a clear structure, FAQ pages turn into overwhelming walls of text—or worse, an afterthought the client tosses in at the end.
The scoped example below defines exactly how to approach an FAQ page layout, including collapsible sections and mobile responsiveness. Use this when your client needs a clear, repeatable place to answer pre-sales questions.
Okay, let’s break this down—what’s included, potential upsells & some limitations to consider.
These are the essentials for a high-performing FAQ page—designed for clarity, ease of use, and scalability as your client’s content grows.
Inclusion | Description |
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FAQ layout planning | Defines structure for organizing questions by category or section. |
Collapsible Q&A blocks | Styled accordion elements that reveal answers on click or tap. |
Responsive development | Optimized for smooth use on phones, tablets, and desktops. |
Basic SEO markup | Includes heading tags and optional schema-ready formatting. |
Up to 10 questions included | Setup includes up to 10 provided questions and answers. |
These upgrades make your client’s FAQ more flexible, easier to update, and better for conversions—while also padding your margins.
Upsell | Description | Cost |
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FAQ CMS setup | Make FAQs editable in a CMS—ideal for larger or changing content sets. | $250 |
Live FAQ search | Add a real-time keyword search bar to improve UX and findability. | $300 |
FAQ copywriting | We’ll help write or improve your client’s answers for clarity and persuasion. | $350 |
These constraints keep the FAQ scoped as a clean standalone page—not a search tool or content system.
FAQ pages are high-value, low-cost additions that answer objections, clarify offers, and support conversions. But to work well, they need to be clearly scoped—especially if your client wants something editable or dynamic.
Use this scoped example to confidently propose FAQ pages that are easy to deliver, improve site UX, and position you as a strategist, not just a designer.