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Is the 2.5s LCP that's "good" really ideal for your site? This is a cool look at how you can compare bounce rate with LCP (from Core Web Vitals), to find the spot that's really ideal for your specific site. -> embrace.io/blog/researc...

embrace.ioNew research: The Core Web Vitals thresholds you trust might be wrong for your siteCore Web Vitals data from ten leading online retailers reveals that "good" for Google may not be good enough for your users or your business.
Alex Russell@infrequently.org

If you make websites for a living, stop what you're doing and read this research by @tammyeverts.com; it shows what many of us have been saying for a long time: even if there is such a thing as "fast enough", it's generally *much* faster than you are targeting: embrace.io/blog/research-co…

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Nice!... "You should never assume that meeting external [page speed] thresholds is actually helping your business. You need to look at your own [bounce rate] data to set meaningful targets."