#core-web-vitals
Articles tagged "core-web-vitals".
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Core Web Vitals Explained: LCP, CLS, INP (and how to keep them green)
Google grades your pages on three numbers — and they affect both how your site feels and how it ranks. Here's what LCP, CLS and INP actually measure, what 'good' looks like, and how to fix them.
What is TTFB (Time to First Byte) and how to improve it
TTFB is the first number that tells you whether your backend is fast or slow. Here's what Time to First Byte measures, what's 'good', what makes it bad, and how to bring it down.
LCP Explained: Largest Contentful Paint (and how to improve it)
LCP is the Core Web Vital that answers 'when does the page feel loaded?' Here's exactly what it measures, what counts as good, and the handful of fixes that move it most.
CLS Explained: Cumulative Layout Shift (and how to fix it)
CLS measures the most annoying thing on the web: the page jumping around as it loads. Here's what it is, what counts as good, and how to stop your layout from dancing.
INP Explained: Interaction to Next Paint (and how to improve it)
INP is the newest Core Web Vital — it measures how quickly your page responds when people actually interact with it. Here's what it is, what's good, and how to make your site feel snappy.
Image Optimization for the Web (the biggest easy win)
Images are usually the heaviest thing on a page — and the easiest to fix. Here's how to make them load fast without looking worse: compress, resize, modern formats, and lazy loading.
Web Font Performance: fast text without the flash
Custom fonts make a site look great — and can quietly slow it down or make text vanish during load. Here's how to keep your typography both beautiful and fast.