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Calculate the time taken
In short, it measures the time it takes for the screen to show the first visual change after a user interacts with your website (e.g., clicks a button, follows a link, enters a form). Imagine browsing a website and seeing an enticing “Buy Now” button.
It expects to be taken
You click on it, expecting to be taken to the product page. However, instead shop of instantly transitioning, the screen freezes momentarily. This latency, measured in milliseconds (ms), is what is captured. Let's break it down into its components: User interaction: Clicking the "Buy Now" button.
The browser receives your click and
Browser processing: The browser receives your click and begins processing the request. This includes processing any code, fetching data, and preparing the next page or element. Next paint: The browser finally renders the first visual change on the screen in response to your click, such as a loading indicator or a change in the appearance of a button.