Redirect

Redirecting refers to the process of automatically sending websiteA website is a collection of interconnected web pages or digital content that are accessible via the... More visitors from one URLA URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, serves as the web address that directs users to specific resourc... More to another. This is commonly used when a webpage has been moved or renamed, ensuring that users are directed to the correct destination without encountering errors. Web developers implement redirects using HTTPHTTP, short for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, is the standard protocol used for communication on the ... More status codes, such as 301 (permanent redirect) or 302 (temporary redirect), to inform browsersBrowsers are software applications that provide a way to access and navigate the internet. They work... More and search engines about the change.

Imagine redirecting as rerouting traffic on a busy highway. If a road is closed for construction, traffic is redirected along detours to prevent congestion and delays. Similarly, website redirects ensure smooth navigation for users, guiding them to the correct destination even when the original path is unavailable.