<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Lazy loading in React delays loading components, images, or routes until needed.</li><li>Benefits of lazy loading include faster initial page loads, reduced bandwidth usage, improved user experience, and scalable architecture.</li><li>Implement lazy loading in React using React.lazy() + Suspense at the component level.</li><li>Route-based loading in React Router allows lazy loading of routes.</li><li>Lazy loading images and components is possible with libraries like react-lazyload.</li><li>Dynamic imports can be used with buttons or interactions to load components lazily.</li><li>Best practices for lazy loading include loading only non-critical code, pairing with fallback UI, preloading components, handling errors with Error Boundaries, and testing on real devices.</li><li>Successful lazy loading can reduce initial payloads, enhance perceived responsiveness, and maintain app scalability, but improper implementation may introduce complexity.</li><li>Consider adding lazy-loaded routes or images to your React project for improved loading times.</li></ul>

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