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I recently added an FAQ section to the Offmade portfolio, using questions that come up in conversations about my work.
If you’re putting one together for your own site, a few things worth considering:
→ Start with questions people have actually asked you.
→ Put the direct answer first, then add context if needed.
→ Include practical details about your process, timelines, and what’s included.
→ Keep it updated as the way you work changes.
Writing the answers is also a useful exercise in explaining your own services. If something feels difficult to answer clearly, it might deserve more thought before it goes on the page.
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Not on your laptop.
Not in the editor preview.
On your actual phone. The way your customers see it.
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So I rebuilt it.
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