What happens if a user has a poor internet connection and tries to access code-split content?
When a user with a poor internet connection tries to access code-split content, the loading state persists until the content loads completely or fails. With React.lazy and Suspense, the fallback UI (like a loading spinner) will be displayed during this time. This is why it's important to design meaningful loading states and potentially implement timeout handling for very slow connections. You might also consider implementing progressive loading patterns where a simpler version of the content appears first, followed by enhanced features as more code loads.