“Practical advice. Real results. Highly recommended.”
Expert advice well worth the watch.”
Uncover why your Core Web Vitals aren’t improving, despite your team’s hard work…
Watch the session below to learn from Google’s expert and fix your site’s performance issues for better user experience and higher rankings.
Our speakers:
Jeremy Fremont
Director of Business Development at Multidots
With over a decade in web technologies and digital strategy, he has successfully guided Fortune 500 companies and global brands to optimize their online presence. An expert in aligning technical concepts with business strategies, his focus includes web performance and SEO to enhance growth and user engagement.
Barry Pollard
Web Performance Developer Advocate at Google
With over a decade in web technologies and digital strategy, he has successfully guided Fortune 500 companies and global brands to optimize their online presence. An expert in aligning technical concepts with business strategies, his focus includes web performance and SEO to enhance growth and user engagement.
Key Takeaways from Our Session with Google’s Performance Expert
Learn why your site’s failing and how to fix it, straight from the source.
The Three Pillars of Core Web Vitals
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) – the key metrics for your site’s performance and user experience.
Common Pitfalls Holding Your Site Back
Hidden issues dragging down your Core Web Vitals scores, from unoptimized images to render-blocking resources.
Interaction to Next Paint (INP): The New Metric on the Block
Interaction to Next Paint (INP) is intended to improve web experiences – preparing for this upcoming Core Web Vital in 2024.
Top Core Web Vitals Optimization Strategies
Prioritize LCP resource loading, implement effective content delivery networks (CDNs), set explicit sizes for media elements, and more.
Essential Tools for Performance Diagnosis
PageSpeed Insights, Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX), and other crucial resources for identifying and fixing Core Web Vitals issues.
Real-world Solutions from Industry Leaders
Leverage internal developer resources or partner with experienced optimization agencies.
Navigating Core Web Vitals: Answers to Your Burning Questions
Core Web Vitals are a set of specific factors that Google considers important in a webpage’s overall user experience. They are made up of three main metrics: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). These measure loading performance, interactivity, and visual stability, respectively.
Core Web Vitals are critical because they directly impact user experience. Websites that perform well on these metrics are likely to offer a smoother, faster, and more stable user interaction, leading to increased engagement and potentially higher rankings in search engine results.
Multidots offers a comprehensive service that includes a performance audit to identify areas of improvement, strategic optimization to enhance Core Web Vitals scores, and continued support to keep your site performing at its best.
Most modern CMS platforms can support Core Web Vitals optimization. However, each CMS may require different approaches. Our CMS Consultation service is designed to advise you on the best practices for your specific CMS or guide you through a migration process to a more suitable platform if necessary.
Absolutely. Web design plays a crucial role in a page’s loading time and stability. Our web design services focus not just on aesthetics but also on ensuring that the design is optimized for performance, contributing positively to your Core Web Vitals scores.
Yes, improving your Core Web Vitals can have a positive impact on your SEO. Google has indicated that these metrics are part of their search ranking factors, so better scores can lead to higher search rankings.
The timeline can vary depending on the complexity of your website and the severity of the issues. Once optimizations have been implemented, some improvements can be observed almost immediately, while others may take a few weeks to be reflected in metrics due to the way Core Web Vitals are measured.