
When a page loads on the internet, a fast-loading site gives the user the impression that every section loaded at the same moment. In fact online pages load separately, or to put it simply, in pieces.
That means the forms, the images and the headings are loaded and shown to the user one apart from another, each at a different speed.
Google Core Web Vitals is the set of variables or metrics that measure the user’s real-world experience of loading speed, interaction and visual stability on that page.
Site owners should pay close attention to these metrics, because they are what make up the visitor’s user experience, and in the end they affect how optimized the site is and its ranking in Google.
