Web Directions Lazy Load ’21 session spotlight–Native Lazy Loading
Native Lazy Loading
Anton Ball, Front End Developer Doist
A conference called Lazy Load must feature a talk on lazy loading! With native lazy loading introduced in Chrome 77 and other browsers following suite, now is a fantastic time to refresh on what’s available today.
We are going to look at how and where native lazy loading can be used, potential gotchas and how it can help improve your site performance both with images and JavaScript alike. You’ll come away from this talk with more knowledge on lazy loading even though the property appears deceptively simple at first glance.
About Anton Ball
Anton is a Front-End Developer, speaker and community organiser. He is passionate about clean, structured code, web standards, accessibility and optimisation. He prides himself on delivering robust, high quality and beautiful solutions.
Anton co-organises Fenders Front-End Developer meetup and DDD Perth and has volunteered as a mentor introducing others to the world of coding.
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