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| 2 | import type { FC } from 'react'; |
| 3 | |
| 4 | export const FAQSection: FC<unknown> = () => ( |
| 5 | <VStack id="faq" className={['px-24', 'py-56', 'gap-48', 'bg-background', 'max-md:px-16', 'max-md:py-48']}> |
| 6 | <VStack className={['gap-8']}> |
| 7 | <Heading level={2} size="4xl"> |
| 8 | FAQ |
| 9 | </Heading> |
| 10 | <Body size="xl" className={['text-foreground']}> |
| 11 | Commonly asked questions about Composify Cloud. |
| 12 | </Body> |
| 13 | </VStack> |
| 14 | <VStack className={['border', 'px-24', 'max-md:px-20', 'py-4', 'max-md:py-2', 'rounded-sm']}> |
| 15 | <Accordion summary="How is Composify Cloud different from the open-source version?"> |
| 16 | The core editor and renderer are identical. Cloud adds managed hosting, real-time collaboration, and version |
| 17 | history, so you don't have to build that infrastructure yourself. |
| 18 | </Accordion> |
| 19 | <Accordion summary="Can I start for free?"> |
| 20 | Yes. The free tier includes 1 page and 1 member with unlimited bandwidth. No credit card required. |
| 21 | </Accordion> |
| 22 | <Accordion summary="Do I need to rewrite my existing components?"> |
| 23 | No. Composify works with your components as they are. You register them in a separate catalog file, and they |
| 24 | become instantly editable. Your original code stays untouched. |
| 25 | </Accordion> |
| 26 | <Accordion summary="Where is my data stored?"> |
| 27 | Pages are stored in our managed cloud infrastructure. We handle storage, backups, and delivery. Your content is |
| 28 | served via CDN with unlimited bandwidth, so traffic spikes won't slow you down. |
| 29 | </Accordion> |
| 30 | <Accordion summary="Can I export my data?"> |
| 31 | Everything is stored as standard JSX strings. You can fetch your content anytime via our API and migrate to |
| 32 | self-hosted if you ever want to leave. |
| 33 | </Accordion> |
| 34 | <Accordion summary="What frameworks are supported?"> |
| 35 | Anything that runs React. Next.js, Remix, React Router, Expo — if it renders React components, Composify works. |
| 36 | Vue support is on the roadmap. |
| 37 | </Accordion> |
| 38 | <Accordion summary="Can non-developers use it?"> |
| 39 | That's the point. Engineers build and register components. Everyone else (marketers, designers, content editors) |
| 40 | uses the visual editor to build pages without touching code. |
| 41 | </Accordion> |
| 42 | <Accordion summary="How does this compare to Builder.io or Puck?"> |
| 43 | Most visual editors store data as JSON and require you to adapt your components. Composify stores JSX directly |
| 44 | and works with your existing code without rewrites. |
| 45 | </Accordion> |
| 46 | </VStack> |
| 47 | </VStack> |
| 48 | ); |
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