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Fade in in scroll will always be slower than the reading speed of a significant percentage of population. This becomes worse for people who just skim content,
by troupo 8mo ago
Fade in in scroll will always be slower than the reading speed of a significant percentage of population.
This becomes worse for people who just skim content, re-read the text, or want to quickly scroll to a specific place in text
- jonas21 8mo agoIt can speed up the loading of the above-the-fold content because the images on the rest of the page can be loaded as the user scrolls closer to them.
- knorker 8mo agoSo you agree that for text, it should NEVER be used. And you are only arguing for lazy loading of images?
- talim 8mo agoYou can do this with just the 'loading' attribute on img elements and let the browser handle it without the gratuitous animations: <img loading="lazy" src="image.jpg" alt="..." />