Detect high CLS elements of a Web (Core Web Vitals)
The CLS Cumulative Layout Shift, or unexpected content movement, is a user-centric metric to measure visual stability, and helps to see how many users experience changes in the layout of the web unexpectedly. Within Web Development, CLS is a measure offered by Google’s Page Speed and should be less than 0.1. The lower it is, the more stable the load will be. But as this blog is development. Let’s see, because there are times that Page Speed, points us to a total measurement, but we want to detect where this is caused […]