Questions in two columns CSS Template
Purple Heading and Bordered Rows Define the FAQ Styling
The centered “Get answers to common questions” heading establishes the visual entry point, while the small FAQ label creates a compact hierarchy above it. Beneath that introduction, six question rows are divided into two side-by-side groups of three. Thin borders outline the rows, and the triangular icons at the right edge provide a repeated visual cue for the expand-and-collapse behavior. These details give the accordion a consistent rhythm without adding heavy card decoration.
The white background keeps the left side open and light, while the pale gray right column separates the parallel content groups without changing their shared function. Because the first item in each column is expanded, the styling can be reviewed across both the closed question state and the visible answer state. For a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the relationship between border weight, icon alignment, heading color, column contrast, spacing around the answer panes, and the visual shift between the two groups. These properties can be refined for this FAQ section while preserving its six-item structure, question-to-answer relationships, and accordion behavior. The result is a controlled styling system for one reusable block rather than a site-wide design claim.
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