If your website isn’t ranking well, it’s likely because your Core Web Vitals need improvement. Don’t worry—I’ll explain how to fix it in the simplest way!
Core Web Vitals are three key metrics Google uses to measure user experience: page loading speed, interactivity
and visual stability. Google prioritizes user experience, so if your site performs poorly in these areas, your rankings will suffer.
First, page loading speed. If your website takes too long to load, users will lose patience. To optimize this, compress images
reduce the size of JavaScript and CSS files, and use a CDN (Content Delivery Network) to speed up content loading.
Next, interactivity—how quickly your site responds after a user clicks. If buttons take too long to respond
the user experience worsens. Solutions include reducing JavaScript execution time or deferring non-essential code to ensure fast interactions.
Lastly, visual stability. If elements shift unexpectedly while loading, it disrupts the user experience. To fix this
set predefined dimensions for images and videos or use placeholders to prevent sudden content movement.
In short, optimizing Core Web Vitals isn’t difficult. The key is focusing on the user, making your site faster
smoother, and more stable. If you get these details right, Google will naturally rank your site higher!
