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Lazy Loading

Lazy Loading is a method in frontend optimization where images, videos, or other content load only when they are needed, such as when a user scrolls to them. This helps web pages open faster because the browser does not have to load everything at once. Designers can use Lazy Loading to make websites feel smoother and more responsive, especially on mobile devices where internet speeds can change. Lazy Loading can be set up to load content in small pieces, which helps save data and makes the site work better for people with slower connections. This technique works well with modern web design tools and is easy to add to most projects.

frontend performance, web page speed, image loading, user experience

— Kevin Green


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