Redirect

A redirect is a way of guiding a user’s web browser from one webpage to another automatically. When you click a link or try to visit a page, the server can send a message telling your browser to go to a different URL instead. This is useful for updating website locations, handling moved content, or guiding visitors to the most relevant page. Think of it as a signpost that directs you to the correct destination without needing to manually enter a new address. Redirects ensure a smooth user experience when navigating websites.