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However, content relevance is still one of the essential factors when it comes to rankings. A page with highly relevant content to a query may rank well even if it has a low page experience signal. Well, ideally it should achieve both: provide highly relevant content and high page experience signal. Fix User Experience with a Core Web Vitals report Google has introduced a Core Web Vitals report to show how good your page performance is based on real-world usage data (also known as field data). The Core Web vitals report only shows URL performance grouped by status, metric type and URL group (groups of similar web pages). Your URLs must be indexed and only appear in this report.

The report will be based on mobile number list three metrics mentioned earlier. When a URL reaches a certain amount of data for any metric, the page status is the status of its worst-performing metric. Core-Web-Vitals-Report-Samples Steps to navigate the report Toggle the Poor, Needs Improvement or Good tabs on the overview page chart. You can see how URLs on your site perform based on historical user data. Click “Open Report”. You are able to see the mobile or desktop summary page, showing page performance numbers for each platform. Click a row in the table to see details.



All about URL groups affected by the selected issues including a set of example URLs. Click a URL in the Example table of the issues details page. You are able to see more information related to URLs and similar URLs. *For more information about Core Web Vitals, visit this page. Other user experience signals SEOs and site owners can also measure the other type of user experience signals: Core-Web-Vitals-Metrics-full-version Mobile Friendliness: Evaluate web performance on mobile devices. Use Google’s mobile-friendly test. Safe Browsing.