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Absolutely — this is a free, clean FAQ template built with semantic HTML, modern CSS, and a touch of JavaScript. You can copy, adapt, and use it for commercial or personal projects without any restriction.

Just replace the example questions and answers with your own content. The accordion behaviour is fully accessible (click or enter key).

Each FAQ item lives inside a .faq-item block. Change the text inside the <span> within the button for the question. The answer is inside .answer-content — you can add paragraphs, lists, or even small badges like the one below.

To add more items, simply copy an entire .faq-item block and paste it at the end of the list.

Yes! The arrow icon uses Font Awesome 6's chevron-down — you can replace it with any icon by changing the <i> class. For colours, modify the CSS variables or directly override the background, border, or text colours in the style block.

The whole template is built to be easily customised.

It works beautifully on mobile, tablet, and desktop. The accordion uses aria-expanded for screen readers, and you can open/close items with the keyboard (tab to focus, Enter or Space to toggle).

We also respect reduced motion preferences if you add a minor tweak (though not required).

The JavaScript is already included at the bottom of this page — it handles the toggling of the show class and updates the aria-expanded attribute. You don't need to touch it unless you want to modify behaviour (e.g., allow multiple open items).

By default, only one item stays open at a time (others close automatically).

Absolutely — this is a free, clean FAQ template built with semantic HTML, modern CSS, and a touch of JavaScript. You can copy, adapt, and use it for commercial or personal projects without any restriction.

Just replace the example questions and answers with your own content. The accordion behaviour is fully accessible (click or enter key).

Each FAQ item lives inside a .faq-item block. Change the text inside the <span> within the button for the question. The answer is inside .answer-content — you can add paragraphs, lists, or even small badges like the one below.

To add more items, simply copy an entire .faq-item block and paste it at the end of the list.

Yes! The arrow icon uses Font Awesome 6's chevron-down — you can replace it with any icon by changing the <i> class. For colours, modify the CSS variables or directly override the background, border, or text colours in the style block.

The whole template is built to be easily customised.

It works beautifully on mobile, tablet, and desktop. The accordion uses aria-expanded for screen readers, and you can open/close items with the keyboard (tab to focus, Enter or Space to toggle).

We also respect reduced motion preferences if you add a minor tweak (though not required).

The JavaScript is already included at the bottom of this page — it handles the toggling of the show class and updates the aria-expanded attribute. You don't need to touch it unless you want to modify behaviour (e.g., allow multiple open items).

By default, only one item stays open at a time (others close automatically).

Absolutely — this is a free, clean FAQ template built with semantic HTML, modern CSS, and a touch of JavaScript. You can copy, adapt, and use it for commercial or personal projects without any restriction.

Just replace the example questions and answers with your own content. The accordion behaviour is fully accessible (click or enter key).

Each FAQ item lives inside a .faq-item block. Change the text inside the <span> within the button for the question. The answer is inside .answer-content — you can add paragraphs, lists, or even small badges like the one below.

To add more items, simply copy an entire .faq-item block and paste it at the end of the list.

Yes! The arrow icon uses Font Awesome 6's chevron-down — you can replace it with any icon by changing the <i> class. For colours, modify the CSS variables or directly override the background, border, or text colours in the style block.

The whole template is built to be easily customised.

It works beautifully on mobile, tablet, and desktop. The accordion uses aria-expanded for screen readers, and you can open/close items with the keyboard (tab to focus, Enter or Space to toggle).

We also respect reduced motion preferences if you add a minor tweak (though not required).

The JavaScript is already included at the bottom of this page — it handles the toggling of the show class and updates the aria-expanded attribute. You don't need to touch it unless you want to modify behaviour (e.g., allow multiple open items).

By default, only one item stays open at a time (others close automatically).

Absolutely — this is a free, clean FAQ template built with semantic HTML, modern CSS, and a touch of JavaScript. You can copy, adapt, and use it for commercial or personal projects without any restriction.

Just replace the example questions and answers with your own content. The accordion behaviour is fully accessible (click or enter key).

Each FAQ item lives inside a .faq-item block. Change the text inside the <span> within the button for the question. The answer is inside .answer-content — you can add paragraphs, lists, or even small badges like the one below.

To add more items, simply copy an entire .faq-item block and paste it at the end of the list.

Yes! The arrow icon uses Font Awesome 6's chevron-down — you can replace it with any icon by changing the <i> class. For colours, modify the CSS variables or directly override the background, border, or text colours in the style block.

The whole template is built to be easily customised.

It works beautifully on mobile, tablet, and desktop. The accordion uses aria-expanded for screen readers, and you can open/close items with the keyboard (tab to focus, Enter or Space to toggle).

We also respect reduced motion preferences if you add a minor tweak (though not required).

The JavaScript is already included at the bottom of this page — it handles the toggling of the show class and updates the aria-expanded attribute. You don't need to touch it unless you want to modify behaviour (e.g., allow multiple open items).

By default, only one item stays open at a time (others close automatically).

Absolutely — this is a free, clean FAQ template built with semantic HTML, modern CSS, and a touch of JavaScript. You can copy, adapt, and use it for commercial or personal projects without any restriction.

Just replace the example questions and answers with your own content. The accordion behaviour is fully accessible (click or enter key).

Each FAQ item lives inside a .faq-item block. Change the text inside the <span> within the button for the question. The answer is inside .answer-content — you can add paragraphs, lists, or even small badges like the one below.

To add more items, simply copy an entire .faq-item block and paste it at the end of the list.

Yes! The arrow icon uses Font Awesome 6's chevron-down — you can replace it with any icon by changing the <i> class. For colours, modify the CSS variables or directly override the background, border, or text colours in the style block.

The whole template is built to be easily customised.

It works beautifully on mobile, tablet, and desktop. The accordion uses aria-expanded for screen readers, and you can open/close items with the keyboard (tab to focus, Enter or Space to toggle).

We also respect reduced motion preferences if you add a minor tweak (though not required).

The JavaScript is already included at the bottom of this page — it handles the toggling of the show class and updates the aria-expanded attribute. You don't need to touch it unless you want to modify behaviour (e.g., allow multiple open items).

By default, only one item stays open at a time (others close automatically).