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Lazy-Load Images: By lazy-loading images that aren't visible in the initial viewport, you reduce the load on your page, speed up rendering, and lower your #INP. This leads to smooth user interactions and better #CoreWebVitals scores. #W3CoreWebVitals

Defer Non-Essential JavaScript: Defer or async load JS files that aren’t crucial to immediate user interaction so the important code runs first. A busy main thread causes delays for the user, lowering your #CoreWebVitals #INP score. #W3CoreWebVitals

Minimize JavaScript Execution: Reduce the size and complexity of your JavaScript files to improve #INP in #CoreWebVitals. Remove unused code, use code-splitting techniques, and ensure that only necessary scripts run on page load. #W3CoreWebVitals

Eliminate Render-Blocking Resources: Ensure that CSS and JavaScript files do not block your page loading by using strategies like code splitting, async, or defer attributes. This will help keep the #INP score low in #CoreWebVitals. #W3CoreWebVitals

A high #INP score indicates slow responses to user actions, which can frustrate visitors and lead to higher bounce rates. Improving INP ensures your site quickly reacts to user inputs, keeping visitors engaged, reducing #BounceRates, and improving #SEO. #W3CoreWebVitals

Google considers user experience a critical factor in its ranking algorithm, so a slow #INP will impact your #SEO rankings. Websites with fast, responsive interactions are more likely to rank higher, as they provide a smooth experience keeping users engaged. #W3CoreWebVitals

Aim for an #INP score of under 200ms for a "good" user experience. Scores from 200-500ms are considered "needs improvement" and anything over 500ms is considered "poor." What's your #INP score in #CoreWebVitals? Let us know below! #W3CoreWebVitals

INP directly affects how smooth and responsive your website feels to users. If your site has a high #INP, users might experience delays when they interact, leading to frustration and a poor user experience. A low INP #CoreWebVitals score helps keeps users happy. #W3CoreWebVitals

Interaction to Next Paint is a Google #CoreWebVitals metric that measures your website's responsiveness to user interactions like clicks and taps. It looks at the longest delay between an interaction and the next visible update on the page. #WebPerformance #W3CoreWebVitals

Preconnect to required origins to optimize #LCP. By preconnecting, your browser can establish early connections to important resources. This reduces latency, speeding up page load times, and boosts #CoreWebVitals scores. #W3CoreWebVitals

Enable text compression to boost your #LCP score. Compressing text files decreases the amount of data transferred due to smaller file sizes. This speeds up load times, improves #CoreWebVitals scores, and leads to happier users! #W3CoreWebVitals

Server response time significantly impacts your #LCP. A faster server response means quicker loading of your page’s main content, enhancing the user experience and #CoreWebVitals scores. Optimize your server settings or consider upgrading your web hosting. #W3CoreWebVitals

Avoid lazily loading your #LCP image. While lazy loading is a helpful strategy for other images, your LCP image should load immediately to improve #CoreWebVitals score. You can generally add the skip-lazy class to the element. #W3CoreWebVitals