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lazy-loading

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# Implement lazy loading for offscreen content

Lazy loading defers non-critical resources until needed—this reduces initial page weight, speeds up first paint, and saves bandwidth for content users may never scroll to.

## Quick Reference

- Use loading='lazy' for images below the fold
- Never lazy load LCP/above-fold images—they need priority
- Lazy load iframes, videos, and heavy components
- Use Intersection Observer for custom lazy loading
- If fold position is unclear from the snippet, do not invent a lazy-loading defect

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