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Accordion FAQ Features Block for React
A features section for an API gateway told as six capability questions in an accordion beside a sticky side header, each answer a sentence and a small drawing of the capability at work.
Installation
Overview
A features section for React with Base UI, built around questions a buyer would ask. A compact header carries a link to the docs; under it an accordion band runs from rail to rail with six capability questions, each row ending in its headline figure (three attempts, a 429 on overflow, a 5% canary). A row opens one at a time to a sentence beside a drawing of the thing at work: retries on a timeline, a concurrency meter, a canary split, the checks an API key passes, a latency trace and a cache hit ratio. It's an accordion, a badge and the Guides line kit, with your theme's tokens for every colour and no button other than the link. For gateways, developer platforms and any product whose features are easiest to explain as "can it...?".
FAQ
How do I change the questions and drawings?
Edit CAPABILITIES at the top of the file. Each entry has a question, an answer, an icon, a list of chips (short pills) and a list of parts (the segments of a bar, each a name and a number whose width follows it). An entry with no chips or no parts simply leaves that half of the drawing out, so one capability can show pills, another a bar and another both.
Is this a FAQ block?
No. The FAQ blocks answer objections in words. This one explains features: every question is something the product does, and every answer shows it with a drawing. The drawings are decoration and are hidden from assistive technology, so each answer's sentence says everything the drawing does.
Can more than one row be open?
No, one row opens at a time, and the first is open when the page loads. Opening another closes it. To allow several at once, pass the accordion's multiple mode.
Add multiple to the accordion.
How does it work from the keyboard?
Tab reaches each question, Enter and Space open it, and the Up and Down arrows move between questions. Each question is a button inside a level-three heading under the section's level-two heading, so a screen reader's heading list reads as an outline of the capabilities.
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