Can Webflow implement page redirects?

Yes, Webflow allows you to implement page redirects using its built-in redirect functionality. This feature is extremely useful if you want to redirect old URLs to new ones, fix broken links, or create custom redirects.

To implement a page redirect in Webflow, follow these steps:

1. Select the page in the Webflow Designer that you want to redirect.
2. In the right sidebar, click on the "Pages" tab.
3. Scroll down to the "Page settings" section and expand it.
4. In the "Page URL" field, click on the gear icon next to the page URL.
5. A modal will appear with an option to set up a page redirect. Click on the "Enable a redirect" switch.
6. Enter the destination URL in the "Redirect URL" field. This is where the user will be redirected when they visit the old page URL. You can specify either an internal or external URL.
7. Optionally, you can set the redirect type to "301 Permanent" or "302 Temporary" using the dropdown next to the "Redirect URL" field. The 301 redirect is generally recommended for permanent redirects, as it informs search engines that the original URL has permanently moved to the new URL.
8. Save your changes.

Once you save the redirect, anyone visiting the old page URL will automatically be redirected to the specified destination URL. This helps ensure a smooth user experience and avoids potential 404 errors.

It's worth noting that Webflow also provides a "Redirects" tab in the Project Settings, where you can manage multiple redirects in bulk by uploading a CSV file containing the old and new URLs. This can be handy if you have a large number of redirects to set up.

Overall, Webflow makes it easy to implement and manage page redirects, allowing you to maintain SEO rankings, improve user experience, and quickly address any changes in your website's URL structure.