A data visualization titled “Interaction to Next Paint (INP) by INP Element Selector” shows how responsive different page elements are based on user interactions like clicks or keypresses. The table lists various INP element selectors on the left, with columns for “% of Page Views,” “Interaction to Next Paint,” “Input Delay,” “Processing Time,” and “Presentation Delay.” • The top element, #search-form, accounts for 63.6% of page views and has an INP of 960ms. • Other elements, shown with long, complex CSS selectors, have lower page view percentages (around 2%–3%) but often higher INP values, such as 1104ms and 1016ms. • Delays are broken down into input, processing, and presentation times, with values color-coded for severity (red indicating worse performance). • A pink border highlights the list of detailed selectors on the left side.
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