The colour of the core web vitals in the User Experience dashboard (that represents RUM data) does not change to reflect the status of the value (good, needs improvement, poor).
The values are currently shown in green, the same colour that reflects the good state for these metrics, which suggests the value is good. However, even when the value is not good (e.g. 13.66 seconds for LCP), it still shows as green.
In the above screenshot, all vitals are in fact poor:
As these metrics are currently shown in green (the same green that reflects good), then the UX suggests that the metric is good, which is misleading. It should be shown in green, yellow or red, based on it being good, needs improvement, or poor.
Kibana version:
All versions (main and 8.14)
Steps to reproduce:
The following steps should highlight the issue with existing data
The colour of the core web vitals in the User Experience dashboard (that represents RUM data) does not change to reflect the status of the value (good, needs improvement, poor).
The values are currently shown in green, the same colour that reflects the good state for these metrics, which suggests the value is good. However, even when the value is not good (e.g. 13.66 seconds for LCP), it still shows as green.
In the above screenshot, all vitals are in fact poor:
These have all been seen on the https://edge-oblt.kb.us-west2.gcp.elastic-cloud.com/ environment, where there is RUM data.
As these metrics are currently shown in green (the same green that reflects good), then the UX suggests that the metric is good, which is misleading. It should be shown in green, yellow or red, based on it being good, needs improvement, or poor.
Kibana version:
main
and8.14
)Steps to reproduce: The following steps should highlight the issue with existing data