Show customers where a setting moved
Help returning customers find a familiar setting after a redesign. Pair the old label they remember with the current route and the screen where they should land.
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When to use this template
Use this when customers remember a setting by its old name or location. If the steps stayed the same and only the button color changed, a note in the article is usually enough.
Start with your own task
Replace the bracketed details with your product, audience and source. Add current footage when you have it.
Make a short tutorial for customers looking for [old label] in [product]. Starting from [product URL], show how to reach [new label] in [current menu]. End with [visible result]. Use [help article] for the instructions.
| Slot | What to put |
|---|---|
| [old label] | Old label |
| [product] | Product |
| [product URL] | Product URL |
| [new label] | New label |
| [current menu] | Current menu |
| [visible result] | Visible result |
| [help article] | Help article |
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How credits workWhat to show
Keep the starting screen and the result easy to recognize.
- 1
Recognize the old name
Open with the label customers search for. Use an archived image only if it matches that release.
- 2
Follow the current route
Start where a returning customer would look and show the menu they should open today.
- 3
Confirm the destination
Hold on the current setting long enough for the viewer to read its label.
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When a customer needs to see the steps
Collect current product screens
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Capture your own example
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need footage of the old interface?
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Show the new route
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How credits work