content-visibility rendering
The CSS `content-visibility` property that skips layout and paint of offscreen content until it scrolls near the viewport, cutting initial render cost on long pages.
grounded in: Ongoing self-improve essay-rendering work on long-form pages (recent commits styling `<dl>`, `<data>`, figures, `<mark>`) plus doctrine priority 5 'Performance & accessibility'.
Connected concepts
Progressive enhancement, Network-adaptive rendering, Real User Monitoring (RUM), Save-Data mode
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