What it means
It indicates when the main large text block, banner or image becomes visible after the visitor opens the page.
Term in plain language
A metric measuring the time until the largest visible content element renders in the viewport.
It indicates when the main large text block, banner or image becomes visible after the visitor opens the page.
A slow LCP means the main content remains hidden because of server time, images, fonts or render-blocking resources.
The hero image is compressed, dimensioned and loaded without lazy delay to improve LCP.
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