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# Use srcset for responsive images

Without `srcset`, every user—regardless of their device—downloads the same large image. A 1600px hero image served to a 375px mobile display downloads 4x the data needed. The `srcset` attribute lets browsers choose the optimal file automatically, reducing bandwidth by 50-80% for mobile users with no change to visual quality.

## Quick Reference

- Add `srcset` with width descriptors (`400w`, `800w`) to all images wider than ~100px
- Always pair `srcset` width descriptors with a `sizes` attribute—without `sizes` the browser assumes `100vw`
- Use density descriptors (`1x`, `2x`) only for fixed-size images like avatars and icons
- Keep `src` pointing to a fallback size for browsers that don't support `srcset`

## Check

Scan all <img> elements in this codebase. Flag: 1) Any <img> wider than 100px (in CSS or layout) that lacks a srcset attribute. 2) Any <img> with srcset but missing a sizes attribute (necessary for width descriptors). 3) Any <img> using only density descriptors (1x, 2x) where width descriptors (400w, 800w) would be more appropriate. 4) Any srcset that provides only one size (no benefit over plain src). Report each finding with file path and line number.
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