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Lazy loading iframes in SvelteKit does not have to give you a headache. If you have tried this kind of optimization on another framework, invested hours and only got marginal improvements, you should still read on. We use a lightweight package to add lazy loading, so you don't end up with a bloated bundle. What’s more, we see you only need to make minimal changes to your code to implement lazy loading in SvelteKit. We implement the feature using a simple-to-use package and keep your SvelteKit sites on the right side of Google's new Core Web Vitals metrics.
Core Web Vitals are the metrics used by the Google algorithm to rank your site. Fall foul of the rules and risk seeing your ranking plummet! Not implementing features like lazy loading can negate all the gains from your SEO strategy.
Lazy loading is where the browser does not load all content on the page initially. As a user experience (UX) focussed developer, you delay loading of large media, which is out of view, until it is about to come into view. We see in the video that this allows the page to load faster.
📹 Lazy Loading iframes in SvelteKit: Video #
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You can see the full code for lazy loading iframes in SvelteKit on the Rodney Lab Git Hub repo .
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