A rich result is an enhanced presentation in search, such as a supported product or recipe result. Structured data can help a search engine understand eligible content, but correct markup does not guarantee a particular appearance.
Check the current documentation for the specific feature, required properties and content policies. Google stopped displaying FAQ rich results on May 7, 2026; publishing FAQPage markup does not restore that feature. Useful FAQs can still help readers, and accurate descriptive schema can still describe their content.
Example
For example, an online store can review the current product-result requirements, match its markup to the visible product details and validate the page. It should then check actual search reporting rather than promise that every product will receive an enhanced result.