Seeking Guidance: How Can I Highlight New Elements and Dim Existing Ones in my Diagram for the Design Review?

[ShaharAdskAcc]

Hey, I have an existing diagram, and I'm currently working on a feature that adds more steps and blocks.
In my design review (DR), I want to emphasize the changes I made (referring to what I added to the model and not what already existed before) and dim what existed previously.
Is there any way to achieve this? It's only for the DR, and I plan to delete it afterward.
Should I use a photo editing tool, or is there a faster way to do it in the viewing tool?

[asos-alexwhite]

You could use the perspectives feature - when a perspective is selected (the little binoculars), then only the elements and relationships which have that perspective are clearly visible and the other elements are dimmed.

See here: https://structurizr.com/help/perspectives

[asos-alexwhite]

Alternatively you can use tags for a more lightweight way of achieving the same ends

https://github.com/structurizr/dsl/blob/master/docs/language-reference.md#tags

Example of tags here

https://github.com/structurizr/dsl/tree/master/docs/cookbook/element-styles

Then you can use this button on the UI to determine to show only the tagged elements

[ShaharAdskAcc]

Nice idea! I didn't use the UI that much, but it sounds easy and fast. I will give it a shot.