The main goal of designing any webpage is to increase web traffic, viewers, and sales of products and services. It is only possible by boosting the page experience of a viewer. The best possible technology that can be used for this purpose is Core Web Vitals, also known as a set of performance metrics used by Google for assessing the user experience level on any website. It uses three primary parameters or metrics to achieve the goal. It involves FID or First Input Delay, LCP or Largest Contentful Paint, and CLS or Cumulative Layout Shift. In this context, FID measures the level of the webpage responsiveness when a viewer visits it for the first time. In short, it measures how much time, a webpage takes to load when a user accesses it for the first time on a particular device. According to experts, the FID of a webpage should occur within 100 milliseconds.

LCP or Largest Contentful Paint, the second metric, assesses how much time, the largest elements of the main content on a webpage, such as videos and images, take to appear on a webpage on any device. In short, this metric ranks a webpage according to the page responsiveness related to the appearance of large elements. For the best user experience, LCP should happen within 2.5 seconds during the loading process.

The third and final metric related to Core Web Vital is known as CLS or Cumulative Layout Shift. This metric assesses how much time a webpage takes to become stable or load every element so that viewers can consume available content. The webpage should sustain CLS within 0.1 for a good user experience.

In short, Core Web vital involves assessing the time required to complete the loading process of each element, whether small or large, as well as the overall page for grading user experience. There are many websites and tools online where it is possible to check these metrics during and after completing the web designing process.

There are many reasons why web developers and organizations cannot underestimate the importance of Core Web while designing a webpage or website. The foremost reason is tough competition in the market and lessening user attention during online browsing activity. Users are more likely to linger on a webpage or website where the page responsiveness is rapid and enhanced user experience compared to others.

There are many ways through which it is possible to master Core Web Vitals and increase user traffic. For example, web designers should design a clean and concise webpage with the required tools. They should optimize image size by using next-generation formatting software, such as JPEG 2000, WebP, JPEG XR, and Squoosh. Web designers should also use only the required plugins as they can lower the FID score of the website. Bloated code-writing slows website response, so developers should use advanced and brief coding necessary for a dynamic website.

In conclusion, mastering Web Core Vitals is crucial for enhancing user experience and can be considered an ongoing process for refining any online website.