Clickio Web Vitals Monitoring Overview
What is Clickio Web Vitals Monitoring?
Clickio Web Vitals Monitoring is a product designed to help publishers monitor and optimize Core Web Vitals of their sites.
Core Web Vitals (CWV) are the metrics created by Google to measure user experience on the page and site level. From summer 2021, CWV are included in Google’s ranking method. For a site to be fully compliant, it must score at least 75% on each of the three primary CWV metrics (LCP, FID, CLS).
Read more about Core Web Vitals in our blog.
Why activate Clickio Web Vitals Monitoring?
Real-time monitoring
Clickio Web Vitals monitors data in real-time, providing publishers with constant updates on their site's CWV metrics.
All metrics included
Clickio Web Vitals includes primary (Largest Contentful Paint, First Input Delay, Cumulative Layout Shift) and additional (First Contentful Paint, Time To First Byte) CWV metrics.
Multi-level granularity
Clickio Web Vitals records data across multiple dimensions. This allows publishers to efficiently analyze their sites and respond quickly to issues that are found.
Field data
Clickio Web Vitals collects field data based on actual page loads experienced by website users. Field data is much more important than lab data because it is used to determine Core Web Vitals compliance.
Custom Alerts*
Configure alert settings to receive emails when your Core Web Vitals fall below a certain threshold so you can take action quickly.
*Not available for all Product Plans
Comparison of CWV Measurement Instruments
Below is a table that shows all the available Core Web Vitals measurement tools and indicates their characteristics.
CWV Measurement Tool |
Data Source |
Real-Time Field Data |
Data Levels |
Clickio Web Vitals Monitoring |
Field data |
Real-Time Field Data |
Site level Page level |
Clickio Check Core Web Vitals |
Field data |
Based on CrUX report |
Site level |
PageSpeed Insights |
Lab and field data |
Shows 28-day average |
Site level Page level |
Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) |
Field data
|
Historical data updated monthly |
Site level |
Google Search Console |
Field data |
Shows 28-day average |
Page level |
Chrome Developer Tools |
Lab data |
Only for the user currently browsing |
Page level |
Lighthouse |
Lab data |
Only for the user currently browsing |
Page level |
Web Vitals Chrome Extension |
Field data |
Only for the user currently browsing |
Page level |
What is the difference between lab and field data?
Lab data is performance data collected within a simulated controlled environment with predefined device and network settings.
Field data is performance data collected from real page loads experienced by your users.
Source: https://web.dev