When are FAQs important for a website?
User Experience Asked by ravinder Kumar on February 21, 2021
We have an online product similar to Muzli colors and is targeted for limited/internal audience. So wanted to ask if we should provide FAQs with such limited functionality. Below are two main actions that a user can perform on our site:
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We have various layouts and the user can change colors by a universal color palette similar to Muzli.
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User can also select and download the layouts. They can also share these layouts with internal peers.
Just for more context, this website is only for our organization and can be accessed from our internal portal.
I really appreciate if anyone can share UX guidelines for the use of FAQs.
One Answer
From my experience and research, I can tell you that F.A.Q. should not exist. The information that the user learns from those F.A.Q. should be evenly distributed and communicated in their matching sections in the system. I always work with a content writer to make sure that answers to common questions will be written where the user is more likely to look for them.
Answered by Mihnea Patrascu on February 21, 2021
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