Domain Names UX updates (#1109)

* Change: Update the screenshot for accessing the Domain page

* Change: Optimize image

* Change: Update integrated domain providers page

* Change: Fix images

* Update articles/record-editor

* Update articles/labeling-domains

* Update articles/registering-domain

* Update articles/domain-transfer

* Update articles/managing-integrated-domains

* Update articles/changing-domain-contact

* Update articles/whois-privacy

* Update articles/transferring-domain-between-accounts

* Update articles/contact-management

* Update articles/zone-ns-records

* Update articles/zone-files

* Update articles/templates

* Update articles/domain-access-control

* Update articles/deployment-editor

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Co-authored-by: kojidelmundo <[email protected]>

content/articles/changing-domain-contact.markdown

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ If you want to assign a new contact to one of your domains, create the new conta
 
 1.  Fill in the form with the new contact information, and click <label>Add contact</label>.
 1.  Go to your domain page.
-1.  On the header, click the <label>Domains</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, then click the name to access the domain page.
+1.  On the header, click the <label>Domain Names</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, then click the name to access the domain page.
 
     ![Domain Page link](/files/domains-domain-link.png)
 

content/articles/delegating-dnsimple-registered.markdown

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Switching the name servers to DNSimple will cause the domain to resolve using th
 
 1.  Log into DNSimple with your user credentials.
 1.  If you have more than one account, select the relevant one.
-1.  On the header click the <label>Domains</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, and click on the name to access the domain page.
+1.  On the header click the <label>Domain Names</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, and click on the name to access the domain page.
 
     ![Domain Page link](/files/domains-domain-link.png)
 

content/articles/deployment-editor.markdown

@@ -9,14 +9,6 @@ categories:
 
 From the Deployment editor page, you can view the records and sync state for zones at DNSimple and any configured [integrated DNS providers](/articles/integrated-dns-providers). The Deployment editor page groups records together so you can easily see which records are at which DNS provider(s).
 
-<div class="section-steps" markdown="1">
-##### Accessing the Deployment Editor from the Zones page
-
-1.  From the [Zones](/articles/managing-integrated-zones) page, click any listed zone to enter the Deployment Editor for that zone.
-
-    ![Zones page](/files/zones-page.png)
-</div>
-
 <div class="section-steps" markdown="1">
 ##### Accessing the Deployment Editor from the Record editor page
 
@@ -97,7 +89,7 @@ If you have made changes to your integrated zone records outside of DNSimple, yo
 
    ![Deployment Editor Refresh Records](/files/deployment-editor-refresh-records.png)
 
-Alternatively, you can visit the [Zones](/articles/managing-integrated-zones#refreshing-and-importing-integrated-zones) page to refresh the state of all integrated zones in your DNSimple account. 
+Alternatively, you can visit the [Domain Names](/articles/managing-integrated-zones#refreshing-and-importing-integrated-zones) page to refresh the state of all integrated zones in your DNSimple account.
 
 ## Syncing zone records between DNS providers {#record-syncing}
 

content/articles/domain-access-control.markdown

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ With the Domain Access Control feature, you can set the level of access for each
 
 ## Setting access for a team member
 
-To set a team member's role for multiple domains at once, go to the Account > Members page. Click on the Manage Access button to configure the team member's access. You can give the team member [Full Access](#full-access) or [Limited Access](#limited-access). 
+To set a team member's role for multiple domains at once, go to the Account > Members page. Click on the Manage Access button to configure the team member's access. You can give the team member [Full Access](#full-access) or [Limited Access](#limited-access).
 
 ![Account Member's Page](/files/domain-access-control-members-page.png)
 
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ If you specify "Limited Access" when inviting a team member, the new team member
 
 ## Setting access for a domain
 
-You can set up the Domain Access Control feature for any individual domain by going to the Example.com > Members page. There, you'll see a list of all team members along with their current role and be able to update their access.
+You can set up the Domain Access Control feature for any individual domain by going to the Example.com > Access Control page. There, you'll see a list of all team members along with their current role and be able to update their access.
 
 ![Domain's Member Page](/files/domain-access-control-domain-page.png)
 

content/articles/domain-transfer.markdown

@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ At your current Registrar:
 
 At DNSimple:
 
-1. Log in to DNSimple and click on <label>Add a Domain</label>.
-1. Select <label>transfer a domain</label>.
+1. Log in to DNSimple and click on <label>Add</label> in the dashboard.
+1. Select <label>Transfer domain</label>.
 1. You can also enable "Whois Privacy Protection" by checking the "Enable WHOIS Privacy Protection" check box, so it's enabled immediately upon completion of the transfer.
 1. Click <label>Transfer Domain</label>
 - Select a registrant, enter your authorization code if it's required, and fill in any extended attributes.

content/articles/integrated-domain-providers.markdown

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ DNSimple supports the ability to manage domains that are registered with other d
 
 ## Supported Features
 
-- **Import integrated domains**: When you link an integrated domain provider to your DNSimple account, domains registered via that integrated domain provider will be imported into DNSimple and listed on the Domains page.
+- **Import integrated domains**: When you link an integrated domain provider to your DNSimple account, domains registered via that integrated domain provider will be imported into DNSimple and listed on the Domain Names page.
 - **View and manage integrated domains**: View the expiry date, delegation name servers, domain registration contact, and DNSSEC information of your integrated domains from DNSimple. You can also manage your domain's WHOIS Privacy, renewal, name servers from the DNSimple dashboard.
 - **Register domains via DNSimple**: Learn how to [register](/articles/registering-domain) a domain on your integrated provider via DNSimple.
 - **Transfer your domain to DNSimple easily**: Read more about [transferring](/articles/integrated-domain-provider-transfer-domain) your domains.
@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ DNSimple supports domain integration with the providers listed below.
 ![Link an integrated domain provider](/files/account-integrated-domain-provider-link.png)
 1. Fill in any necessary information and credentials for your account at the integrated domain provider.
 ![Enter integrated domain provider credentials](/files/account-integrated-domain-provider-link-credentials.png)
-1. After successfully linking the integrated domain provider, you will be redirected to the Domains page, where you can [manage your integrated domains](/articles/managing-integrated-domains).
-![Domains page](/files/domains.png)
+1. After successfully linking the integrated domain provider, you will be redirected to the Domain Names page, where you can [manage your integrated domains](/articles/managing-integrated-domains).
+![Domain Names page](/files/domain-names.png)
 
 ## Unlinking an Integrated Domain Provider from your account
 

content/articles/labeling-domains.markdown

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 title: Organizing and Labeling Domains
-excerpt: When your domain list grows and becomes hard to maintain, labels can help you organize your inventory.
+excerpt: When your domain names list grows and becomes hard to maintain, labels can help you organize your inventory.
 categories:
 - Domains
 ---
@@ -12,30 +12,30 @@ categories:
 
 ---
 
-When your domain list grows and becomes hard to maintain, labels can help you organize your inventory.
+When your domain names list grows and becomes hard to maintain, labels can help you organize your inventory.
 
 ## Adding labels
 
-From the domain list page, select the domains you want to label, then click "Label domains" at the bottom of the list.
+From the domain names list page, select the domain names you want to label, then click "Label domains" at the bottom of the list.
 
 ![Selecting domains and applying labels](/files/selecting-domains.png)
 
 A pop-up appears where you can type a label. To add multiple labels at once, separate them with a comma.
 
 ![Applying labels](/files/enter-labels.png)
 
-The domain list now displays the labels.
+The domain names list now displays the labels.
 
 ![Domain list includes labels](/files/labels-and-domains.png)
 
 ## Filtering by labels
 
-To filter your domain list based on labels, select any label from the filter dropdown in the top navigation filters. The table will then only show the domains based on that label. The number next to the label indicates the number of domains organized by the label.
+To filter your domain names list based on labels, select any label from the filter dropdown in the top navigation filters. The table will then only show the domain names based on that label. The number next to the label indicates the number of domain names organized by the label.
 
 ![Filtering by labels](/files/filtering-by-labels.png)
 
 ## Editing and removing labels
 
-Editing labels is as simple as choosing the domain or domains that you want to correct the labels for. See [how to add labels](#adding-labels). On the label pop-up, you can edit the label name.
+Editing labels is as simple as choosing the domain names that you want to correct the labels for. See [how to add labels](#adding-labels). On the label pop-up, you can edit the label name.
 
 To remove labels, just clear out the label input leaving it blank.

content/articles/managing-integrated-domains.markdown

@@ -15,20 +15,20 @@ From the Domains page, you can view the refreshed state of your DNSimple domains
 
 1.  Log in to DNSimple with your user credentials.
 1.  Select the relevant account.
-1.  On the header, click the <label>Domains</label> tab.
-1.  On the Domains page, you can browse your integrated domains alongside DNSimple domains. Integrated domains are marked by a label under the "Provider" column. For example, domains imported from GoDaddy would have a "GoDaddy" label under the "Provider column". You can click on any domain in the list to visit its manage page.
+1.  On the header, click the <label>Domain Names</label> tab.
+1.  On the Domain Names page, you can browse your integrated domains alongside DNSimple domains. Integrated domains are marked by a label under the "Domain Registration" column. For example, domains imported from GoDaddy would have a "GoDaddy" label under the "Domain Registration". You can click on any domain in the list to visit its manage page.
 
     ![Integrated domains](/files/integrated-domains.png)
 </div>
 
 ## Refreshing integrated domains {#refreshing-integrated-domains}
 
-Loading the Domains page automatically refreshes the current state of integrated domains and imports any new domains from linked integrated domain providers.
+Loading the Domain Names page automatically refreshes the current state of integrated domains and imports any new domains from linked integrated domain providers.
 
 
 ## Managing an integrated domain {#managing-an-integrated-domain}
 
-Click any integrated domain in the list of domains on the Domains page to go to that domain's manage page.
+Click any integrated domain in the list of domains on the Domain Names page to go to that domain's manage page.
 
 ![Navigate to an integrated domain](/files/integrated-domain-manage.png)
 

content/articles/record-editor.markdown

@@ -21,10 +21,6 @@ Any [supported DNS record type](/articles/supported-dns-records) can be managed
 
 ## Locating the record editor
 
-To access the record editor from your dashboard, click on the records icon.
-
-![Record Editor from the domain list](/files/rec-editor-access.png)
-
 To access the record editor from the domain page, click on the records icon.
 
 ![Record Editor from the domain page](/files/rec-editor-domain-page.png)

content/articles/registering-domain.markdown

@@ -15,7 +15,8 @@ When applicable, we recommend opting for our "auto-renew" feature to avoid your
 ##### To register a domain
 
 1. Log in to DNSimple with your user credentials.
-1. Click Add Domain from your Dashboard and select the appropriate account if you have more than one.
+1. Click Add from your Dashboard in the appropriate account's card if you have more than one.
+1. Click Register domain
 1. Fill out the domain name.
 1. If you have linked an [integrated domain provider](/articles/integrated-domain-providers), you can choose to register your domain through them or through DNSimple.
 1. Choose whether you'd like Whois Privacy Protection or auto-renewal on the domain (if applicable).

content/articles/setting-name-servers.markdown

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Pointing the name servers to another provider will cause the domain to resolve u
 
 1.  Log into DNSimple with your user credentials.
 1.  If you have more than one account, select the relevant one.
-1.  On the header click the <label>Domains</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, and click on the name to access the domain page.
+1.  On the header click the <label>Domain Names</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, and click on the name to access the domain page.
 
     ![Domain Page link](/files/domains-domain-link.png)
 

content/articles/templates.markdown

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ categories:
 
 Templates are reusable groups of DNS records that can be applied to any of your domains. They speed up the entry of DNS records and reduce possible mistakes like typos and other errors.
 
-You can access your templates at any time for the top navigation bar, next to your domains and contacts.
+You can access your templates at any time from the top navigation bar, next to your domains and contacts.
 
 
 ## Creating a template

content/articles/whois-privacy.markdown

@@ -25,29 +25,14 @@ The WHOIS Privacy service is now **free** for domains registered with us.
 
 ## Enabling WHOIS Privacy {#enable}
 
-You can enable WHOIS Privacy protection from your domain page or the domain list.
-
-<div class="section-steps" markdown="1">
-##### Enabling WHOIS Privacy from the domain list {#enable-whois-domain-list}
-
-1.  Log in to DNSimple with your user credentials.
-1.  If you have more than one account, select the relevant one.
-1.  On the header, click the <label>Domains</label> tab. Locate the relevant domain, and look for the _shield_ icon. That icon indicates if the WHOIS Privacy protection service is enabled for the domain:
-
-    ![Whois privacy in domain list](/files/whoisprivacy-domain-list.png)
-
-1.  Click the right arrow icon to open the domain feature menu, then click the <label>Enable WHOIS Privacy</label> link.
-
-    ![Enable WHOIS Privacy](/files/whoisprivacy-domain-list-enable.png)
-
-</div>
+You can enable WHOIS Privacy protection from your domain page.
 
 <div class="section-steps" markdown="1">
 ##### Enabling WHOIS Privacy from the domain page {#enable-whois-domain-page}
 
 1.  Log in to DNSimple with your user credentials.
 1.  If you have more than one account, select the relevant one.
-1.  On the header, click the <label>Domains</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, and click the name to access the domain page.
+1.  On the header, click the <label>Domain Names</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, and click the name to access the domain page.
 1.  Scroll down to the _Contact_ card. It will indicate if the WHOIS Privacy service is enabled.
 
     ![WHOIS Privacy card](/files/whoisprivacy-domain-card-disabled.png)
@@ -58,29 +43,14 @@ You can enable WHOIS Privacy protection from your domain page or the domain list
 
 ## Disabling WHOIS Privacy {#disable}
 
-You can disable WHOIS Privacy protection from your domain page or the domain list.
+You can disable WHOIS Privacy protection from your domain page.
 
 You can reactivate your domain's WHOIS Privacy protection any time until the protection service expires without paying for it again.
 
 <warning>
 Once you disable WHOIS Privacy protection, the contact details of your domain will be public.
 </warning>
 
-<div class="section-steps" markdown="1">
-##### Disabling WHOIS Privacy from the domain list {#disable-whois-domain-list}
-
-1.  Log in to DNSimple with your user credentials.
-1.  If you have more than one account, select the relevant one.
-1.  On the header, click the <label>Domains</label> tab. Locate the relevant domain, and look for the _shield_ icon. That icon will indicate if the WHOIS Privacy protection service is enabled for the domain:
-
-    ![Whois privacy in domain list](/files/whoisprivacy-domain-list.png)
-
-1.  Click the right arrow icon to open the domain feature menu, then click the <label>Disable WHOIS Privacy</label> link.
-
-    ![Disable WHOIS Privacy](/files/whoisprivacy-domain-list-disable.png)
-
-</div>
-
 <div class="section-steps" markdown="1">
 ##### Disable WHOIS Privacy from the domain page {#disable-whois-domain-page}
 

content/articles/zone-files.markdown

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Importing a zone file won't delete or replace the existing domain's records.
 
 1.  Log in to DNSimple with your user credentials.
 1.  Select the relevant account.
-1.  On the header, click on the <label>Domains</label> tab.
+1.  On the header, click on the <label>Domain Names</label> tab.
 1.  Locate the relevant domain, and click on the name to access the domain page.
 1.  Go to the DNS section by clicking the <label>DNS</label> link on the left.
 1.  Click on the <label>Import</label> link inside the zones card.
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Non-standard records, like [ALIAS](/articles/alias-record) and [POOL](/articles/
 
 1.  Log in to DNSimple with your user credentials.
 1.  Select the relevant account.
-1.  On the header click on the <label>Domains</label> tab.
+1.  On the header click on the <label>Domain Names</label> tab.
 1.  Locate the relevant domain, and click on the name to access the domain page.
 1.  Go to the DNS section by clicking the <label>DNS</label> link on the left.
 1.  Click on the <label>Export</label> link inside the zones card. This creates a text file that you can save on your computer.

content/articles/zone-ns-records.markdown

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ You can configure [NS records](/articles/ns-record/) at the apex of a zone of a
 
 1.  Log in to DNSimple with your user credentials.
 1.  If you have multiple accounts, select your account in the navigation bar.
-1.  On the top-nav menu, click the <label>Domains</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, and click on the name to access the domain page.
+1.  On the top-nav menu, click the <label>Domain Names</label> tab, locate the relevant domain, and click on the name to access the domain page.
 1.  Switch to the <label>DNS</label> tab.
 
     ![Domain DNS tab link](/files/domain-tab-dns-link.png)