404 page
What does it mean
A 404 redirect is an HTTP status code that notifies the browser or search engine that the requested page was not found. When a visitor enters an incorrect URL or clicks on an invalid link, the browser displays an error page with the message "404 Not Found" or similar.
More info
A 404 redirect is used when the requested page or content does not exist or was not found on the server. It may happen that the page was removed, moved, or its URL address was changed, or that there was simply an error in entering the URL address. It is important to have a functional 404 redirect because it helps visitors to the website find what they are looking for and prevents loss of traffic. Some websites also display creative and useful 404 error pages to improve the user experience and provide information on how to redirect the visitor to relevant content.
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