a3 Lazy Load extends lazy loading beyond images: iframes, videos, embeds, and even avatars can be deferred through a single settings screen. Configuration lives across the a3_lazy_load_settings option family in wp_options, with separate toggles for each asset type, skip classes, and post-type exclusions. The plugin's admin shows the toggles but offers no view of how those toggles play out across published content.

SleekView Charts indexes the a3_lazy_load_settings options and the post_content of wp_posts, parsing out img, iframe, video, and embed tags along with the skip-class markers a3 Lazy Load supports. A Number card counts lazy attributes across the site. A Donut splits assets across image, iframe, video, and embed. A Bar groups lazy assets by post_type so the heavy templates surface. An Area chart trends new lazy-loaded posts per day from post_date.

a3 Lazy Load continues to rewrite tags at render time and owns the skip-class logic. SleekView Charts is read-only against the same options and post content, so the rewrite pipeline stays untouched. Saved chart views can be scoped per role, useful for letting an agency engineer audit exclusions without access to the global settings screen.

a3 Lazy Load covers a wide range of assets and exposes a long list of toggles to control them. Without a reporting view the team is left guessing whether the skip classes are catching the right elements and whether video- and embed-heavy posts are actually being deferred. SleekView Charts reads the option family and the rewritten post content as the structured data they already are.

Cards expose the asset mix, the post types that carry the weight, and the skip-class impact on one shared dashboard. The plugin keeps doing the lazy loading work it does well; SleekView Charts adds a reading layer the team can share.