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Core Web Vitals are actually a set of metrics that have been developed by Google which could measure the quality of the user experience on any site. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Interaction to Next Paint (INP), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) are the three Core Web Vitals. Such metrics are concentrated on certain aspects including; the loading ability speed, interactivity, and visual steadiness.
CWV thresholds are divided into three categories as follows:
These thresholds enable the web developers and site owners to determine how well their sites are doing and areas that require optimization.
Core Web Vitals are assessed based on the 75th percentile of page views across mobile and desktop devices. To be considered as “Good” in a particular metric, 75% of page loads in that particular metric should be of “Good” threshold.
This percentile-based assessment guarantees that most of the users will be captured in the assessment of a page's performance.
Apart from Core Web Vitals, there are other three essential performance metrics that are included in your Core Web Vitals assessment:
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