Why Use an HTML Redirect

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They are very useful when you are doing maintenance on a page and need to redirect users to a temporary page. Or when you no longer want to use a page and need to send users somewhere else permanently.

Other types of redirects , such as server-side redirects, do require you to access files on your server, making the process more complicated (although plugins often make this easier).

While HTML redirects have their buy luxembourg number database advantages, there are also several reasons to avoid them:

They may not work properly on older browsers and cause a poor user experience.
Because the HTML of the old page has to load before the redirect occurs, they can be slow and frustrating for users .
They don't pass on as much authority (from the original page) as other types of redirects, which can hurt your SEO.
Delayed HTML redirects can cause accessibility issues for users with screen readers or who cannot read text quickly.
Since you need the HTML of the original page, you can't permanently delete any of the pages you want to redirect and you must keep them running, so if you want to reorganize your site structure , they won't be of any use to you.