Where to Find Friconix Documentation, FAQ, and Contact Information

Friconix's documentation, FAQ, and contact entry points are all reachable from the site's top navigation bar and footer. The navigation includes Home, Start, Ask, Donate, Faq, and Contact links, and the icon-selection workflow explicitly points readers to the "Friconix documentation" for more details. The footer adds Legal notice, Cookies, and Contact links plus a copyright line. There is no separate help-center URL published in the page evidence, so the navigation and footer links are the reliable starting points.

Documentation

The documentation is referenced from the icon workflow rather than given its own top-level menu label. After you select icons, download the JS file, and upload it to your server, the page instructs you to add this line to the header section of your HTML pages (changing the path to your own):

<script defer src="/path/to/friconix.js"></script>

The page then says "For more details, see the Friconix documentation." That link is where the full embedding instructions live. If you are following the four-step flow (select icons → download JS file → upload server side → display icons), the documentation is the place to check when the script path or display step does not behave as expected.

FAQ

The FAQ is a top-level navigation item labeled "Faq." Use it for general questions about the service before digging into the documentation. The page evidence does not list individual FAQ entries, so treat the Faq link as the entry point and read the questions there rather than expecting answers on the home page.

Contact and Legal Information

• Contact appears in both the top navigation and the footer. Use it for support questions or anything not covered by the FAQ and documentation.
• Legal notice in the footer covers usage terms.
• Cookies in the footer covers cookie-related information.
• Ask in the navigation is a separate entry from Contact; the page evidence does not describe what it does, so check it directly if Contact does not fit your need.

Accounts, Boards, and Sign-In

Signing up or logging in is presented as a way to store your boards ("Sign up or log in to store your boards"), and the login form includes email, password, and a forgotten-password link. The page evidence does not state that an account is required to download icons or the JS file, and it does not mention payment requirements. The presence of a Donate link indicates voluntary support rather than a paid tier, but do not read that as confirmation that every feature is free — check the FAQ and legal notice for the specifics that matter to you.

Quick Reference

Start with the Faq for common questions, move to the documentation for embedding details, and use Contact when neither resolves the issue.