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nicj.net
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| | | | | Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) is a user experience metric that measures how unstable content is for your visitors. | |
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ahrefs.com
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| | | | | Cumulative Layout Shift measures the visual stability of a page as it loads, and it's a CWV metric Google uses. | |
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addyosmani.com
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| | | | | Learn how to implement infinite scrolling for long lists without causing surprising layout shifts. | |
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unused-css.com
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| | | Modern web browsing is all about first impressions. Google's PageSpeed Insights benchmark declares a website slow if rendering the first contentful paint (FCP) is higher than 3 seconds. In contrast, a fast FCP is 1 second or less. As such, now more than ever, it is vital to focus on page performance just as much as the content. Even a bloated website can engage a relatively larger audience if it prioritizes the visible content first and makes a better first impression in terms of speed and responsiveness. | ||
