The manager is in charge Website Mockup

The block is a two-column FAQ composition that places the heading, supporting paragraph, and three-item accordion on the left, with a portrait image on the right. Strategy is expanded in the displayed state, while design and development are collapsed. The portrait’s bright yellow background gives the right column substantial visual weight beside the denser question-and-answer content. For a website mockup, these relationships are important review points: the accordion must remain readable, the two columns must adapt clearly, and the portrait must continue to balance the text at different widths.
ID : 3116592   |   Category : Accordion

The split FAQ needs careful review as columns narrow

The block’s main presentation depends on the contrast between a text-heavy left column and a large portrait region on the right. The left side contains the “our faq” heading, supporting paragraph, and three accordion labels—strategy, design, and development. Since strategy is expanded in the displayed state, its answer also affects the visible height and density of that column. The collapsed design and development rows provide a useful comparison for how the list behaves when additional answers are opened.

In a responsive website mockup, the most important visual checks concern the transition from side-by-side columns to a narrower arrangement. Review whether the heading and supporting paragraph retain a clear hierarchy, whether the accordion labels and answer text wrap comfortably, and whether the portrait remains large enough to support the section without overwhelming the questions. The bright yellow image background may carry strong visual weight on wide screens, but its scale and position should be evaluated when the image moves below or above the FAQ content. The section should continue to read as one FAQ unit rather than as unrelated text and imagery. These checks focus on the concrete relationships already present in the block and help assess its presentation across screen widths without treating a single desktop view as the complete result.

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