UI PATTERNS

Accordion variations

Five accordion layouts. FAQ sections, feature reveals, and step guides. All functional.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The simplest toggle pattern. A horizontal line separates each item and a plus icon rotates into an X when opened.

Monthly or annual billing. Annual saves 20 percent. Switch plans or cancel anytime from account settings.

Yes. No lock-in, no penalties. Cancel from your dashboard and access continues until the current period ends.

Yes. A RESTful API with full documentation, available on Pro plans and above.

HELP

Common questions

Each item is its own card with a border and rounded corners. Content slides down inside the card when opened, and the chevron rotates as an indicator.

AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. SOC 2 Type II certified with regular third-party penetration testing.

Full data export anytime in CSV or JSON. Automated backups are included on all paid plans.

DETAILS

Everything you need to know

Same card pattern on a dark background. A subtle border and translucent fill add depth without competing with the text.

Auto-scaling infrastructure on AWS. Traffic spikes are handled automatically with zero downtime.

US-East and EU-West regions are available. Choose your region during onboarding — data residency is guaranteed.

PROCESS

How it works, step by step

Technical note: accordion title block normally holds a single heading block. Here it wraps a flex block instead, letting the number and the question title sit side by side.

Numbers create a sequential feel. Great for process explanations, how-it-works sections, or step-by-step guides where order matters.

One-click integrations with your existing stack. Slack, GitHub, Figma, and 50 or more through the marketplace.

One click and you are live. Monitor everything from your dashboard — the whole process takes under 10 minutes.

FEATURES

Expand for details

Technical note: same flex block trick as the numbered-steps pattern, this time pairing an icon with the question title inside the title row.

An icon prefix gives each panel a visual identity. Works well for feature lists where each item has a distinct category or function.

Build workflows visually. Drag triggers and actions together, with conditional branching, loops, and error handling built in.

RESTful API with an OpenAPI spec. Real-time webhooks for every event, plus SDKs for Python, Node, Ruby, and Go.