My question is not technical (how to do it using X technology), it's about choosing proper approach that is good for SEO.DescriptionLet's say I have a website example.com. It's a multilingual site, but there is no default language at root level. Instead of that I'd like to redirect to proper subdirectory based on http_accept_language (or any other condition, whatever) to keep things consistent. Condition is unimportant right now, but let's make it easier with example:example.com     # redirects to example.com/es  #  /es if spanish is accepted languageexample.com/da  #  /es if danish is accepted languageexample.com/en  #  /en otherwiseThey're actually the same websites, with translated content so if example.com/en/items/1 exists, also /es/items/1 and /da/items/1 exist. Of course all pages have alternate hreflang links etc.QuestionIs it good design? Can you tell me why if not? And how should it be done?
When the root URL of a domain doesn't have a specific site, how should visitors be directed to language folders?
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