OBVIOUSLY a huge jump occurs when you transition between regimes, otherwise you would scroll forever- but if you pick a Gamma Ray Burst where the distance is known and display it, you see just how small Laniakea and the local superstructure of galaxies is in relation to the observable universe... I am considering adding the 'Little Red Dots' that Webb has discovered at the very edge of the universe...

Laniakea likely holds millions of Galaxies, if you count dwarf galaxies... about 100,000 Trillion solar masses (mostly dark matter)... and its just a tiny fraction of the observable universe!

The Little Red Dots seen by Webb are ~24-31 billion light years away- most distant known object is MoM-z14 - a galaxy at 34 Billion light years when universe was 280 million years old.