Figma has made designing beautiful interfaces a breeze but optimizing performance is often an afterthought.
>>Did you know that using SVGs instead of PNGs can reduce file size by 90%? It's true!Here's how to lazy load images with CSS:
img[lazy] {opacity: 1;}. img-container::before,$img[lazy="load"] {content:"; display:block; width:24px;height:auto;background:url(/path/to/loading-image. png);opacity:.35;padding-right:8.7em;}}@media (prefers-reduced-motion) {. img-container:before, img. lazy[loading]{animation:none;}This trick ensures users see the loading spinner only when they really need it.
PRO TIP: Combine this with a service worker for offline caching and your app feels super responsive!
>Remember: A fast web experience starts in design. Optimize early, optimize often!