You're optimizing a web page's load time and observe that the Critical Rendering Path is being impacted by large CSS files. What strategy would you adopt to optimize the CSS delivery for better performance?
- Splitting CSS into smaller critical and non-critical files
- Inlining all CSS in the HTML document
- Enabling browser caching for CSS files
- Using data URIs for CSS background images
Splitting CSS into smaller critical and non-critical files can optimize the Critical Rendering Path. Other options may have benefits, but this strategy directly addresses the impact of large CSS files on rendering.
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