Get a better UX with lazy loading to avoid delays

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Lazy Loading in JavaScript Back Lazy loading is a method used to defer the loading of non-essential content until it becomes necessary for users to view it. It delays the display of certain elements, such as images, videos, and other multimedia, until the user actively interacts with the webpage. This article will look into the benefits of lazy loading.

Lazy Loading in JavaScript

Techniques for Implementing Lazy Loading in JavaScript

<p>just use loading=“lazy” on images instead of the javascript described on the article “Lazy Loading Images using Intersection Observer API”</p>


<p>i liked the article. I also liked that it was framework/tooling agnostic, as such things should be whenever possible. It shows understanding of the web/JS standards and proper patterns and use cases.
Very nice.</p>
