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all right today i want to talk about the decode attribute that you can put in image tags now this builds on what i was talking about in my previous video about the loading attribute that you can put into image elements to make them lazy load if you want to see that video the link is right there at the top of the screen so what is the decode attribute and the decode method well the decode attribute is something thatamp;#39;s going to give you the ability to use another thread to actually decode the image so downloading the image lazy loading helps us manage that so if i have a whole bunch of images on my page like here for example i have four images up at the top these are actually high res images these color ones and then below that iamp;#39;ve got a couple of low res black and white ones you can see the size difference these range from 493 kilobytes to 4.9 megabytes so a fair bit now if i was actually building a website i wouldnamp;#39;t be using images that were 4.3 or 4.9 megabyt
