Technical SEO FAQ · Core Web Vitals, Performance & HTTP
What typically causes poor INP?
INP measures responsiveness to user interactions.
Common technical causes include:
- long JavaScript tasks;
- excessive event handlers;
- expensive DOM operations;
- large client-side applications;
- third-party scripts;
- long rendering work after interaction.
Optimization should focus on reducing main-thread blocking and making interactions complete quickly.
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