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Definition

What Are Core Web Vitals?

A set of three Google metrics — LCP, CLS, and INP — that measure real-world user experience for loading, visual stability, and interactivity. Used as a Google ranking factor.

Related Terms

LCP

CLS

INP

Page Speed

SEO

Example

After a website redesign, a client's Core Web Vitals pass all three thresholds, contributing to a 15% improvement in organic rankings.

Synonyms:

CWV, Page Experience signals, Google UX metrics

Acronyms:

CWV