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Wiki — Support / Help Center Landing

A reassuring, searchable help-center landing in the Zendesk / Intercom mold, built with vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript. A hero with a large how-can-we-help search bar live-filters an article preview dropdown, trending chips run demo searches, a category grid links topics with article counts, popular articles and an accessible FAQ accordion answer common questions, a was-this-helpful widget collects feedback, and a contact row offers chat, email and a status page. Calm teal accent, soft shadows, fully responsive.

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Support / Help Center Landing

A friendly, self-contained help-center landing for the fictional Nimbus Help Center, covering Project Nimbus and the Aurora platform. It opens with a calm hero — a large “How can we help?” search bar and a row of trending-question chips — followed by a category grid (Getting Started, Account, Billing, Troubleshooting, API, Security) with icons and article counts, a popular-articles list, an FAQ accordion, a “was this helpful?” widget, and a “still need help?” contact row offering live chat, email and a system status page.

The hero search is the centerpiece: typing live-filters a small in-memory article index and renders a suggestion dropdown with highlighted matches, keyboard navigation (arrow keys, Enter, Escape), an active-descendant combobox pattern, and a clear button. The trending chips inject demo queries and trigger the same search. The FAQ uses a semantic, aria-expanded accordion, the helpful widget records a one-time vote via aria-pressed, and a small toast() helper confirms every action. On narrow screens the top navigation collapses into a toggle drawer.

Everything is vanilla — no frameworks, no build step. The teal accent, soft shadows and generous spacing keep the page reassuring and easy to scan, with semantic landmarks, visible focus rings and AA-contrast text throughout.

Illustrative UI only — fictional articles, products, and data.