In the context of web performance, what does the term "critical rendering path" refer to?
- The hierarchy of HTML elements on a page
- The order of CSS rules in a stylesheet
- The path users take to access a website
- The sequence of steps browsers take to render the content
The critical rendering path is the sequence of steps the browser takes to process and render the content of a web page. It includes tasks like parsing HTML, loading external resources, and rendering the DOM and CSSOM, all of which influence the time it takes for a page to become visible to users.
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