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SaaS FAQ Section - High-Converting & Responsive
A SaaS FAQ can be a strong place to remove uncertainty before the next step. How did you choose the order of the questions, and how do expanded answers behave on mobile?
Thanks for your feedback! On mobile, the answers open as a full accordion with auto-scroll to keep the question in view. No small popups, so it's readable with one thumb. I tested it on different mobiles, no issues at all.
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