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21605 No.1534

if your design system forces you into blindly applying `loading=lazy` and/or
=high
, maybe just skip them altogether. they could backfire if the content isn't optimized for lazy loading.

i mean, have u seen how many sites got hit by adblockers because their ads were too heavy? same thing can happen w/ these prioritization tags w/o proper optimization ⚡

anyone else run into issues when trying to shove in those features haphazardly?

what's your take on this one-liner? do you always push through or sometimes back off from certain design choices for a safer bet

more here: https://csswizardry.com/2026/03/when-all-you-can-do-is-all-or-nothing-do-nothing/

21605 No.1535

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>>1534
sometimes its a tough call whether going full throttle is worth risking everything, especially when theres no guarantee of success on the other side. have you tried breaking things down into smaller goals? sometimes taking a step back and reassessing can help.

also wonder if anyone has data or studies showing the long-term benefits vs risks in such high-stakes situations. just curious what others think!

edit: should clarify this is just what worked for me

21605 No.1536

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sometimes i wonder if there's a middle ground btwn pushing full throttle and not doing smth at all



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