Who this is for: Product teams briefing an accurate and useful update explanation.
What to prepare
- Exact control labels and supported text scope.
- Matched layouts before and after the setting.
- Verified save behavior and known exceptions.
Copyable creative brief
An authored planning example. Replace illustrative details with your approved product facts and assets.
Plan a 30-second update sequence for a fictional reading workspace adding a text-size preference. Begin with the same illustrative document in the default view. Open the verified preference control and show the supplied size choices without inventing a numeric scale. Select the approved larger option and include the real save action if required. Hold on the resulting document at the same viewport. Preserve the text and scroll reference so viewers can inspect wrapping and spacing. Do not hide clipped buttons or cropped lines; use a valid capture or record the limitation. State exactly which text the preference affects. Do not imply browser-wide changes, universal accessibility or support for every screen. End with the saved preference and a readable example paragraph.
Make it your own
- Size choices
- Use actual labels and supported options.
- Affected text
- Distinguish document text from navigation or other UI.
- Layout evidence
- Use the same content and viewport for comparison.
Inspect reflow before approving the scene
Check line wrapping, controls, scroll position and content below the fold. A tighter crop can conceal a layout problem rather than solve it. Preserve enough context to show what the option actually affects.
Adapt to dense or multilingual content
Choose supplied copy that represents the intended task, including longer labels when relevant. Do not claim the example covers every language or document type. A longer version can compare another approved content shape after the primary result.
Repair scope language
Replace “Make everything readable” with the specific control and its scope. If the setting applies only to the reading pane, keep that boundary visible. The final frame should demonstrate a saved choice rather than just an enlarged editorial overlay.
Review checklist
- The same content and viewport support the comparison.
- The setting's text scope is explicit.
- Clipping and wrapping are inspected.
- The final size is the actual product state.