- Draw the viewer’s attention to the most important part of the display, while shrinking down the less important information.
- e.g: fisheye view: the focus is of normal size but the information around it is miniaturized and distorted, usually with a gaussian function, (not really helpful though).

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- Brushing and linking
- Movie camera-style interaction
- Judicious use of animation 
- Distortion-based techniques 
- Sparklines

Techniques for interactive visualization 

Hearst, M. A. (2009). Search user interfaces. Cambridge University Press. [https://searchuserinterfaces.com/book/]

Search User Interfaces

Highlighting objects in one part of a visualization causes those same objects to be highlighted in a different view. 

Brushing and linking

Providing an overview of the data, zooming in to pictures, and panning laterally across a view of the data.

Movie camera-style interaction

Small, high-resolution graphics embedded in a context of words, numbers, images.

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