Check your site's LCP, INP, and CLS scores — the three metrics Google uses to assess page experience. No account needed.
Core Web Vitals are a set of real-world metrics Google uses to measure user experience on the web. They directly factor into Google's page experience ranking signal, meaning a slow site can cost you search rankings — even if everything else is in order.
The three key metrics are LCP (how fast your main content appears), INP (how responsive the page is to clicks and taps), and CLS (how much the layout shifts as things load). Each has clear thresholds: good, needs improvement, and poor.
For local Melbourne businesses, mobile performance is especially critical — most searches happen on phones, often on 4G connections. If your site scores below 70 on mobile, you're likely losing visitors before they ever read your offer.
Time until the largest visible element (hero image, headline) fully loads. Directly affects perceived speed.
Time from a user action (click, tap, keypress) to the next visual update. High INP makes pages feel sluggish.
Measures visual instability — buttons jumping, text reflowing. Causes accidental clicks and frustration.