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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.
An abbreviation can also appear next to ordinary Markdown such as SSR guidance, but literal code such as SSR and links like LCP documentation remain untouched.
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*[SSR]: Server-Side Rendering*[LCP]: Largest Contentful Paint*[CLS]: Cumulative Layout Shift
SSR makes an HTML response available before client code runs.Authoring boundaries
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