Hello Google has released a new metric which measures latency after user interactions such as clicks on buttons or toggle panels. On this site treemover.com we are getting poor INP scores. You can read more about INP here https://web.dev/inp/
When examining the site we do not see any noticeable delays after button presses. We are curious if there are any known issues with INP in respect to the Salient architecture?
That metric won’t be actively used in rankings until March of 2024. But, yes, we’ll be taking it into consideration with future updates. However, it’s also possible that third party JS from plugins you may have active are causing that to be higher than normal. From our own testing in the current version, we've observed a range of 200-350ms in the base theme. https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/http-themenectar-com-salient-corporate-creative/xqddkblkuf?form_factor=mobile
Hello Google has released a new metric which measures latency after user interactions such as clicks on buttons or toggle panels. On this site treemover.com we are getting poor INP scores. You can read more about INP here https://web.dev/inp/
When examining the site we do not see any noticeable delays after button presses. We are curious if there are any known issues with INP in respect to the Salient architecture?
Hey Clay,
That metric won’t be actively used in rankings until March of 2024. But, yes, we’ll be taking it into consideration with future updates. However, it’s also possible that third party JS from plugins you may have active are causing that to be higher than normal. From our own testing in the current version, we've observed a range of 200-350ms in the base theme. https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/http-themenectar-com-salient-corporate-creative/xqddkblkuf?form_factor=mobile
Kind regards