Frequently Asked Questions
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The FAQ module allows common questions to be displayed on a website along with the answers.
The module can also be configured so that site visitors can submit their own questions. These are routed to a designated individual within your business and this person then provide an answer by email and decide whether the question and answer should be added permanently to the website.
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FAQ
Easy to manage frequently asked questions page »
See a working example .....
Features:
- Simple menu driven creation of questions and answers
- Automatic linking of question to answer
- Question submission by visitor (option)
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A. Yes, your developer will be able to create and apply a new design for you without it affecting the existing pages, content or functionality?
A. A domain name is the name or address of a particular website. For example the domian name for the BBC website is www.bbc.co.uk.
A. Yes, your domain name has the ability to have POP3 email accounts created based on the name used. For example info@bbc.co.uk. Your website provider will be able to setup these email addresses for you.
A. The following elements of a template can be customised - colour, company name, company logo, text size, text font, images, pages, menu, footer area.
A. Yes, all of modules an be added to a website at any stage, although it is usually cheaper to include these in the initial website project, if your budget permits this.
A. All Flexiweb sites include the ability for each page to be optimised individually and the websites generated by Flexiweb are based on search engine "friendly" code.
A. Provided you are reasonably "PC Literate" or have used word processing software like MS Word, you will find it very easy to update your website using the Flexiweb editor. Your website provider will arrange training if needed and there is a comprehensive user guide available.
A. Your website provider will usually provide support by either phone or email and most provider's are happy to assist with updates for your website, although this may be chargeable.
