- What is an FAQ app?
- An FAQ app is an expandable question-and-answer section on a website: each question is a row the visitor taps to reveal the answer. It condenses the questions customers actually ask into one scannable place.
- How do I add an FAQ section to my website?
- On a Saynovo site it is usually already there - generation drafts one from your business details. If not, say "add an FAQ section" in the editor and it appears, ready to edit inline.
- Is the FAQ app free?
- Yes - the FAQ section is part of every Saynovo website, including the free first generation. It is core to how a local business site should answer customers, not a paid add-on.
- What is FAQ structured data and why does it matter?
- FAQPage structured data is machine-readable markup describing your questions and answers. Google uses it for rich results and AI assistants like ChatGPT use it to quote your answers accurately - Saynovo emits it automatically for every visible FAQ section.
- Can I switch between accordion and list styles?
- Yes. The accordion is the default; say "faq as a list" for the classic flat layout or "two column faq" to spread it across two columns on wide screens. Switch back anytime.
- Does the accordion work without JavaScript?
- Yes. It is built on native browser elements (details and summary), so questions expand and collapse even with JavaScript disabled - and there is no plugin or script to slow the page down.
- Will collapsed answers still be read by Google?
- Yes. The answers are in the page HTML and in the FAQPage structured data, so search engines index them fully whether or not the row is expanded on screen.
- Can the AI write my FAQs for me?
- Generation drafts them from your real services, area and policies, and you can ask for more: "add a question about financing with a short answer". You always review and edit - nothing publishes without you.
- How many questions should an FAQ section have?
- Five to ten strong ones beat twenty thin ones. Lead with the questions that block a purchase - price, timing, insurance, policies - and give each a direct first sentence so skimmers and AI assistants get the answer immediately.