This guide provides information on the redirects used within our site. Redirects help ensure that users are directed to the correct pages even if they access them through different URLs.
Common Redirect Scenarios
- URL with Typos: If a user types a URL with a typo, a redirect will automatically direct them to the correct page.
- Old Page URLs: When an old page is replaced by a new one, a redirect is used to ensure that users can still access the content.
- Shortened URLs: We often use redirects for shorter URLs that are easier to remember and share.
How Redirects Work
When you access a redirected URL, the server sends a response with a 301 or 302 status code, which tells the browser to go to the new URL. This process happens transparently in the background.
Useful Resources
For more detailed information on redirects and their implementation, you can refer to our Advanced Redirects Guide.