Audience
New users and support visitors
Useful when people need help inside the real product, not just a separate help article.
Guide example
This example shows how an interactive product guide can guide users step by step so they finish a task without opening a support ticket.
Customer support guide example
Representative guide step with highlighted UI and narrated support framing.
Snapshot
Audience
Useful when people need help inside the real product, not just a separate help article.
Goal
Show what to click, what it means, and what should happen next.
Format
A guided flow with highlighted UI, simple narration, and step-by-step help.
Key ideas
Transcript
It shows how the message flows from the first line to the final call to action.
Let's start on the left menu so you know where this task begins.
This section is the first place to click when you want to set up the workflow.
Now look at the main panel. This is where you make the key change.
We highlight the settings area next so you can see which options matter most.
This status card shows whether the setup is working the way you expect.
The activity area helps you check what happened after you saved your change.
By following the guide step by step, users can finish the task faster without asking support for help.
What to copy
A good guide removes guesswork by highlighting the real part of the interface the user needs.
Do not only say where to click. Also tell the user what the step changes and why it helps.
The same guide structure can support setup, feature adoption, and common support workflows.
Use this format when a normal video is too passive and people need step-by-step help on the page.