For enterprise engineering teams, security remains the primary hesitation when deploying WordPress at scale. The open-source nature of the platform makes it a frequent target, but the vulnerability is rarely the core software itself. Over 98% of security compromises in the ecosystem stem from unvetted third-party plugins, weak database access controls, and unhardened REST API endpoints.
Google’s transition from First Input Delay (FID) to Interaction to Next Paint (INP) marked a fundamental shift in how web performance is measured. Where FID only measured the initial delay when a user first attempted to interact with a page, INP evaluates overall page responsiveness by measuring the latency of all user interactions—clicks, taps, and keyboard inputs—throughout the entire...