In March 2024, Google will replace one of the 3 metrics comprising the Core Web Vitals. Indeed, the FID (First Input Delay) will give way to INP (Interaction to Next Paint), which will focus on users’ arrival on a site and understanding when a website becomes interactive and how smooth and responsive it is to user inputs.
In 2020, Google launched the Core Web Vitals to provide information on key metrics of the pages making up a website. It is therefore possible to directly track the evolution of 3 metrics on a site’s Google Search Console:
To pass the Core Web Vitals assessment, the URL’s result must achieve a “good” score for all three Core Web Vitals based on field data.
The “Core Web Vitals” are a set of parameters related to speed, responsiveness, and visual stability, intended to help website owners measure user experience on the web.
The “Core Web Vitals” are a set of parameters related to speed, responsiveness, and visual stability, intended to help website owners measure user experience on the web.
The “Core Web Vitals” are a set of parameters related to speed, responsiveness, and visual stability, intended to help website owners measure user experience on the web.
The “Core Web Vitals” are a set of parameters related to speed, responsiveness, and visual stability, intended to help website owners measure user experience on the web.
The “Core Web Vitals” are a set of parameters related to speed, responsiveness, and visual stability, intended to help website owners measure user experience on the web.
The “Core Web Vitals” are a set of parameters related to speed, responsiveness, and visual stability, intended to help website owners measure user experience on the web.
Starting in March 2024, the GSC report will no longer provide information related to the FID metric and will definitively offer INP.
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