As developers, we have to deal a lot with images, from blogs to landing pages, it's all about giving the users the best impression when visiting your website.
In this tutorial, we'll explore the best approaches you can follow to improve image loading on your website as well as implement lazy loading using React with awesome placeholders (before the image is fully loaded) with a great user experience.



⭐ Timestamps ⭐
00:00 Intro
01:04 How Unsplash does load images?
02:53 Approach 01: Use the browser lazyloading feature
05:49 Approach 02: Use Lazyloading React component
07:45 Why the React component is not always perfect?
09:04 Approach 03: Use Blurhash placeholder w/ lazyloading
11:53 Serverside of using Blurhash with Node
13:42 How Blurhash can improve the UX by 10x



⚡ Image Lazy Loading repo
https://github.com/ipenywis/imglazy...



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