Boost Your Website's User Experience with INP

Are you tired of sluggish web pages that make users yawn? Then it's time to focus on Interaction with Next Paint (INP), a critical metric for website responsiveness.

What exactly is INP?

• INP measures the time it takes for your website to visually respond after a user interacts with it (clicks, taps, key presses, etc.).
• It's a key part of Google's Core Web Vitals, meaning it directly impacts your search ranking.

Why does INP matter?

• A good INP score means your site feels snappy and reactive.
• Happy users = more engagement, better conversions, and improved brand perception.

Quick INP Optimization Tips

1. Break Down Long Tasks: If your code needs to do heavy work, split it into smaller chunks, so the browser can update the display in between.
2. Reduce JavaScript Burden: Minimize the amount of JavaScript your site loads and executes, especially during page load.
3. Prioritize 'Above the Fold': Make sure the content users see first loads and respond to interactions as a priority.

Ready to measure your INP?

• Lighthouse in Chrome DevTools: Provides on-demand insights.
• PageSpeed Insights: Analyzes real-world user data for your site.

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