Core Web Vitals analysis categories range from "fast" to "slow" to "needs improvement," with maximum and minimum values preset by Google.
Improving Core Web Vitals requires an in-depth analysis of a website's optimization needs and then working on those that most impact performance.
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Below, we'll explain in detail the three metrics that make up Core Web binance database Vitals. What do they measure, and what actions can you take to optimize them?
Optimizing LCP or Largest Contentful Paint (Loading)
The LCP ( largest contentful element rendering) is responsible for measuring a site's loading time; that is, the time it takes until all of the website's content is accessible and visible to the user.
This indicator is measured in seconds, and optimal loading speed should not exceed 2.5 inches. Google categorizes a page's LCP on a three-point qualitative scale: "fast," "needs improvement," and "slow" ( poor ).