diff --git a/docs/getting-started/viewing-catalog.md b/docs/getting-started/viewing-catalog.md
index 650d091a59..2414e22ebb 100644
--- a/docs/getting-started/viewing-catalog.md
+++ b/docs/getting-started/viewing-catalog.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Audience: Developers
 
 When you first log into your standalone Backstage App, `Home` is selected in the sidebar, which displays the Catalog in the main panel.
 
-![Screenshot explaining entity actions.](../assets/uiguide/entity-actions.png)
+![Portal with annotations.](../assets/uiguide/portal-with-annotations.png)
 
 The [Techical Overview](../overview/technical-overview.md) provides greater detail, but the catalog displays two main kinds of registered entities:
 
@@ -110,12 +110,18 @@ A page is displayed that shows the entities of which you have owenership, either
 
 ## Viewing entitiy relationships
 
-Each of the entities in the Catalog have various relationships to each other. For example, the demo data includes an API that provides data to a website. `guests` is the owner of the API and the website, and anyone signed in as part of the `guests` group can maintain them. To see these relationships, select the name of the component in the main panel, in this example, **example-website**.
+Each of the entities in the Catalog have various relationships to each other. For example, the demo data includes an API that provides data to a website. `guests` is the owner of the API and the website, and anyone signed in as part of the `guests` group can maintain them.
+
+To see these relationships:
+
+1. select the name of the component in the main panel, in this example, **example-website**.
+
+   ![Screenshot of the Backstage portal with example-website selected.](../assets/uiguide/select-example-website.png)
 
-![Screenshot of the Backstage portal with example-website selected.](../assets/uiguide/select-example-website.png)
 
 A page is displayed that includes a **Relations** section. This section displays the selected entity and any other types of entities to which it is related. Each relationship is also designated, such as `hasPart/partOf` and `apiProvidedBy/providesApi`. [Well-known Relations between Catalog Entities](../features/software-catalog/well-known-relations.md) describes the most common relationships but you can also [create your own relationships](../features/software-catalog/extending-the-model.md#adding-a-new-relation-type).
 
 Selecting any of the related entities allows you to drill down further through the system model.
 
 ![Screenshot of the example-website Relations panel.](../assets/uiguide/example-website-relationships.png)
+