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SSR-first output keeps the initial document visible before JavaScript runs. When measuring its reading experience, LCP and CLS reveal whether the first visible content is fast and stable.
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*[SSR]: Server-Side Rendering*[LCP]: Largest Contentful Paint*[CLS]: Cumulative Layout Shift
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