Sometimes you want the richer resources though if you're on a better connection or the resources are cached rather than this being the first page load. In my v

Sometimes you want the richer resources though if you're on a better connection or the resources are cached rather than this being the first page load. In my view we definitely need a "lazyload" attribute for script, link, and img elements. I go into more detail about lazy loading for web fonts and images (and how I found that even resources in <body> can slow down stylesheets in <head>) here: https://hackernoon.com/dont-brake-for-fonts-3-web-performance-techniques-to-show-content-quickly-fdefcd0d2028 https://hackernoon.com/dont-brake-for-fonts-3-web-performanc...