Advanced
HTML & CSS
Q85 / 100
What is "Critical CSS" and why might it be extracted and inlined in the <head>?
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The correct answer is B) The minimal set of CSS needed to render the above-the-fold (initially visible) content; inlining it avoids a render-blocking request for the full stylesheet, improving perceived load performance (First Contentful Paint)
B
Correct Answer
The minimal set of CSS needed to render the above-the-fold (initially visible) content; inlining it avoids a render-blocking request for the full stylesheet, improving perceived load performance (First Contentful Paint)
Explanation
By inlining only the styles needed for initial visible content and loading the remaining CSS asynchronously, pages can render meaningful content faster without waiting on the full stylesheet download.
Progress
85/100