FAQ Divi 5 Layouts
FAQ sections earn their keep by answering the exact objections that stall a purchase — pricing, refunds, onboarding, edge cases — without forcing visitors to open a support ticket. A good FAQ block reads like a conversation with your best salesperson: honest, specific, and organized around what buyers actually ask. Every Divi 5 FAQ layout here is validated against Divi 5 structure and ships as a free download under a commercial license.

Corporate Ecommerce FAQ Section — Divi 5 Layout
faq · ecommerce · corporate

Minimal SaaS FAQ Section — Two-Column Card Layout for Divi 5
faq · saas · minimal

Bold SaaS FAQ Section — Divi 5 Layout
faq · saas · bold

Bold Portfolio FAQ Section — Divi 5 Layout
faq · portfolio · bold

Bold Restaurant FAQ Layout — Wood-Fired Steakhouse Guest Questions | Divi 5
faq · restaurant · bold

Playful Agency FAQ Section — Free Divi 5 Layout
faq · agency · playful

Bold SaaS FAQ Section — Two-Column Accordion Divi 5 Layout
faq · saas · bold

Bold SaaS FAQ Section for Divi 5 — Categorized Free Template
faq · saas · bold

Playful Events FAQ Divi 5 Layout — Free Download
faq · events · playful

Bold Portfolio FAQ Section — Free Divi 5 Layout
faq · portfolio · bold
What makes a good FAQ layout
The best FAQ sections don't try to look clever — they reduce friction. That means clear typographic hierarchy, generous vertical rhythm between questions, and interaction affordances (a chevron, a plus sign, a subtle hover) that make it obvious a row is expandable. Group related questions under short headers when you have more than six items, and lead with the questions that block conversion: price, delivery, refunds, compatibility. Save the edge cases for lower down.
Avoid the two failure modes we see most often: dense walls of accordion text that read like terms of service, and overly designed cards that hide the actual question behind decoration. The question is the hero — style should get out of its way.
Who uses these layouts
SaaS marketers pair FAQ sections with pricing pages to catch buyers mid-decision. Course creators and coaches use them to preempt "is this right for me?" objections. Agencies drop them below service descriptions to shorten discovery calls. E-commerce brands use them on product pages to lift conversion and cut refund tickets. If you sell anything with a considered purchase, an FAQ section is one of the highest-ROI blocks on the page.
Customizing in Divi 5
Every layout in this category is a real Divi 5 export — import it, and you're editing native modules, not shortcodes or third-party dependencies.
- Presets: swap the accordion module's preset to change every question's border, spacing, and open/closed state at once. Save your own preset once you've dialed in the look.
- Palette: update your global color palette and the FAQ inherits it — accent colors on the active question, icon fills, and divider lines all follow. Keep contrast high on the question text; the answer copy can sit a shade softer.
- Copy: rewrite questions in your customer's voice, not your marketing voice. Pull real language from support tickets, sales-call transcripts, and Reviews. Six to ten questions is the sweet spot; more than twelve and you're building documentation, not answering objections.
- Structure: for long lists, split the accordion into two columns on desktop and collapse to a single column on mobile — Divi 5's row settings handle this without custom CSS.
Each download includes desktop and mobile screenshots taken from a real render, plus a commercial license covering unlimited client and personal projects.
