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    Core Web Vitals

    SvelteKit Core Web Vitals

    Field-data LCP, CLS, and INP tracking with regression alerts.

    The SvelteKit-specific angle

    SvelteKit's hydration model keeps INP low by default, but +page.server.ts load functions that pull large payloads hurt LCP. The measurement most teams miss is the streamed HTML delay.

    What we watch on SvelteKit

    • LCP regression after adding a slow API call to a shared +layout.server.ts
    • CLS from element sizes computed post-hydration in Svelte transitions
    • INP jumps on routes with heavy $state runes graphs

    Universal core web vitals checks

    Same on every stack — these run on your SvelteKit site out of the box:

    • Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) — 75th percentile, tracked hourly
    • Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) — with the specific shifting element flagged
    • Interaction to Next Paint (INP) — replaces FID for 2026 rankings
    • Alerts fire when the 7-day rolling baseline degrades by >20%

    Reference thresholds we alert against

    How Lemwatch handles it on SvelteKit

    Route-level CWV data with the load-function timing overlaid, so slow loaders get spotted before they hit p75 rankings.

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    Route-level CWV data with the load-function timing overlaid, so slow loaders get spotted before they hit p75 rankings.

    Last verified: by the Lemwatch research team.