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Thin Rules and Monochrome Contrast Shape the FAQ Styling
Thin gray rules divide the six accordion items on the left, giving each expandable label a clear visual boundary without adding heavy card treatments. The restrained typography and uppercase-style labels create a consistent rhythm across the repeated controls, while generous white space keeps the supporting paragraphs from making the column feel crowded when an item is expanded. Because the first accordion item is open in the preview, the styling must also preserve readable contrast between the active content and the remaining collapsed labels.
The tall black-and-white architectural image on the right supplies the block’s strongest visual weight. Its monochrome treatment balances the text column without introducing a competing accent color, so the section’s appearance depends on spacing, alignment, image scale, rule thickness, and typography rather than decorative complexity. These properties can be adjusted to coordinate the FAQ with nearby sections while keeping the six-item content model and two-column relationship intact. In a CSS Template context, the useful focus is the appearance of this particular block: how its repeated accordion styling, open-state readability, image treatment, and white space work together as one controlled visual system.
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