Built by William Belk

Layout Rendering Time

Target Less than 0.4 seconds

How long does the browser perform rendering operations until my page loaded and idle?

Layout Rendering Time (LRT) is a measure of the total time the browser spends to render (and re-render) layout elements of a page.

The negative effects of a longer time spent by the browser on layout rendering can be poor Core Web Vitals, like high Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), longer blocking time, and degraded scroll and click performance — giving pages that 'sticky' feeling.

Time To First Layout