{
    "title": "Lazy Loading",
    "summary": "Lazy loading makes your website faster by loading images only when visitors scroll near them - like opening a book page by page instead of all at once. This saves data and speeds up the initial page load.",
    "messages": {
        "success": {
            "title": "Lazy Loading Support Found",
            "details": "Great! We found {plugin_name} which can handle lazy loading. However, you need to make sure it's properly set up:",
            "steps": [
                "1. Go to your WordPress Dashboard",
                "2. Find your lazy loading plugin in your settings menu",
                "3. Look for options like 'Media', 'Lazy Load' or 'Images'",
                "4. Enable lazy loading for images",
                "5. Save your changes",
                "6. Test your site by scrolling down a long page - images should load as you scroll"
            ]
        },
        "warning": {
            "title": "Lazy Loading Not Set Up",
            "details": "We don't detect any of our recommended lazy loading solutions on your site. While you may be using a different solution that's not in our list (including custom implementations), using popular and recommended plugins will help ensure optimal performance and compatibility. If you're using a different solution, make sure it's properly configured for your needs.",
            "steps": [
                "1. Install one of these recommended plugins:",
                "   • WP Rocket - Best all-in-one solution (Premium)",
                "   • WP Fastest Cache - Popular free option with lazy loading",
                "   • a3 Lazy Load - Simple, focused solution (Free)",
                "2. After installing, go to the plugin's settings",
                "3. Look for and enable 'Lazy Loading' or 'Media' options",
                "4. Save your settings and test your site"
            ]
        }
    },
    "learn_more": {
        "description": "Think of lazy loading as a smart way to serve images: instead of loading all images at once when someone visits your site (which can be slow), it only loads images as your visitor scrolls down to see them. This means your pages load faster and use less data - especially helpful for mobile visitors.",
        "benefits_title": "Why Lazy Loading Helps Your Site:",
        "benefits": [
            "Faster initial page load - visitors see your content quicker",
            "Lower bandwidth usage - great for mobile visitors",
            "Better user experience - pages feel more responsive",
            "Reduced server load - your hosting resources go further",
            "Improved SEO - Google likes faster-loading pages"
        ],
        "recommended_solutions": [
            {
                "name": "WP Rocket",
                "type": "Premium",
                "description": "Complete solution that includes lazy loading plus many other speed improvements",
                "setup_difficulty": "Easy"
            },
            {
                "name": "WP Fastest Cache",
                "type": "Free/Premium",
                "description": "Popular caching plugin with lazy loading included",
                "setup_difficulty": "Medium"
            },
            {
                "name": "a3 Lazy Load",
                "type": "Free",
                "description": "Simple plugin focused only on lazy loading",
                "setup_difficulty": "Easy"
            }
        ]
    }
}