Core Web Vitals: what each metric measures and how to fix it
LCP, INP and CLS measure different failures with different causes. Knowing which metric is failing tells you almost exactly where to look.
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LCP, INP and CLS measure different failures with different causes. Knowing which metric is failing tells you almost exactly where to look.
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