Browser & Web Performance · Middle · Question 22 of 75

What does `fetchpriority="high"` on the LCP `<img>` do?

1Makes the image decode on the GPU
2Disables lazy loading for all images on the page
✓Correct answer: Asks the browser to fetch this image before other resources of similar type

Explanation

Images often start with low priority until layout shows they're in the viewport. The hint skips that wait for the hero image.

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