LCP · good
The good threshold.
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Lighthouse treats the score as a weighted average of several metrics; 90 to 100 is green.
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web.dev: up to 2.5 seconds is good.
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web.dev: up to 200 ms is good and over 500 poor.
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web.dev: up to 0.1 is good and over 0.25 poor.
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In Lighthouse 10, TBT is 30% of the score and LCP and CLS 25% each.
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Sources: web.dev; Chrome Lighthouse
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The good threshold.
web.devThe good threshold.
web.devThe good threshold.
web.devThe good band.
LighthouseThis track has no lessons yet.
SeemerceFree with no sign-up.
SeemerceSources: web.dev; Chrome Lighthouse
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| Practice | web.dev | Seemerce |
|---|---|---|
| LCP threshold1 of 1 | This threshold will be explained in the track | |
| INP threshold1 of 1 | This threshold will be explained in the track | |
| CLS threshold1 of 1 | This threshold will be explained in the track | |
| The Lighthouse score1 of 1 | This score will be explained in the track |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: web.dev; Chrome Lighthouse
Three speed metrics in seconds.
Sources: web.dev — LCP, TTFB, INP
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