Minimalist Graphic Placeholders in Pure CSS

The article discusses the LQIP (Low-Quality Image Placeholder) technique using only CSS, which is an interesting approach to loading images on websites. The author presents a method where low-quality images serve as placeholders while the full images load, allowing for faster content display. Step by step, it explains how to implement this technique in practical projects. This approach is especially beneficial in the context of optimizing web performance, improving user experience as visitors see something on their screen without having to wait for large graphic files to load. The article also provides code examples that facilitate the easy introduction of LQIP into personal CSS projects, along with tips for further optimizing images in a project.