How to redirect one HTML page to another on load

To redirect one HTML page to another when it loads, you can use either an HTML <meta</span>> tag or JavaScript. Both methods are simple and effective, depending on your needs.

1. Using HTML <meta</span>> tag:

This method works without JavaScript and is placed in the section of your HTML.

• content="5" means the current page will wait 5 seconds before redirecting.
  
• Change the URL to wherever you want to redirect.
  
• This is great for basic redirection without scripting.
  

2. Using [removed]

If you need more control (e.g., based on user action or condition), JavaScript is the way to go.

  [removed] = function() {
    [removed].href = "https://example.com";
  }

• This method triggers the redirect as soon as the page loads.
  
• It’s more dynamic and can be combined with logic if needed.
  

Key Points:

• Use meta refresh for simple timed redirects.
  
• Use JavaScript for flexibility and interactivity.
  
• Avoid overusing redirects, as they can impact user experience and SEO.
  
• Choose the method that suits your project needs. For most static pages, the meta tag works fine; for more control, go with JavaScript.