What is native lazy loading and how can I implement it?

What is native lazy loading and how can I implement it in my web project?

Native lazy loading is a technique that defers loading offscreen images and iframes until they are needed. You can implement it by adding the loading='lazy' attribute to your <img> and <iframe> tags.

Are there any browser compatibility issues I should be aware of?

Most modern browsers support native lazy loading, including Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. However, it's good to check for specific versions and fallback options for older browsers.

Can I use lazy loading for background images as well?

Native lazy loading only works with <img> and <iframe> elements. For background images, you might need to use JavaScript libraries or custom solutions.

What are the performance benefits of using native lazy loading?

Using native lazy loading can significantly improve page load times, reduce initial data usage, and enhance user experience by loading content only when it's in the viewport.