Core Web Vitals and UX have been talked about for years, but noq they matter more than ever but not because Google says so, but because users do.
Websites are faster, expectations are higher, and attention spans are shorter. If your site feels slow, confusing, or clunky, people leave. And when people leave, rankings and conversions follow.
Here’s how we see Core Web Vitals and UX actually impacting results across real client websites.
Core Web Vitals will continue to evolve as Google becomes even more focused on user experience. Right now, we’re mostly looking at speed, interactivity, and stability, but we’ll likely see new metrics introduced. With mobile usage continuing to grow, alongside the rise of AI and voice searches, Google will likely introduce new ways to measure how users interact with a website.
When we begin a CRO campaign, we always start by improving page speed. From what we’ve seen, speeding up the page alone can lead to a conversion boost of 9% to 20%. But there’s more we do to enhance the UX:
Optimising page speed: Faster pages mean higher conversions.
Improving content engagement: We add clear USPs to make sure visitors know what they’re getting right away.
Optimising multimedia: We make sure images and videos are compressed so they load fast but still look great.
Reorganising content: Putting the key information where users expect it, so they don’t have to hunt for it.
Upselling: Offering related or higher-value products at the right moments to increase the average order value.
Core Web Vitals and UX aren’t about chasing scores or obsessing over tools. They’re about making your website easier to use. When pages load quickly, the message is clear, and users don’t have to think too hard about what to do next, results tend to follow. We see it constantly: better UX leads to better engagement, stronger conversions, and more consistent SEO performance. Not because Google says so, but because real people are more likely to stick around and take action.
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