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INP on Adobe Commerce: the four interventions that moved it below 200ms

Interaction to Next Paint (INP) is Google's new Core Web Vital for responsiveness. We detail four key interventions that consistently reduce INP on Adobe Commerce to below 200ms, the 'good' threshold.

Neil Boughton· Technical Director
5 min readReviewed October 2024
"A 'good' INP is below 200ms; anything above 500ms is considered 'poor'."
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Neil Boughton, Technical Director at iWeb
Neil Boughton
Technical Director
29 years at iWeb

Neil leads platform architecture and integration strategy at iWeb. He has designed ERP and commerce integration patterns across manufacturing, wholesale and retail, and writes about operational resilience, release governance, observability, and the infrastructure decisions that determine whether large programmes stay stable under pressure. Bias toward durable, measurable systems over architectural theatre.

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