Load a low-res background image first, then a high-res one

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A bit late, but you can use this extremely simple solution:
You can put the two images in the css background:

  background-image: url("high-res.jpg"),url("low-res.jpg");

The browser will display the low-res image fist, then display the high-res over the low-res when it has been loaded.

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