Every day you visit one of them. The pages, which don't exist any longer, have moved to a new server or have never existed at all. Once you've missed your intended destination, either through a bad or outdated link, or a typo in the page you were hoping to reach, you'll hopefully get an internal error message from the server. However, by default these messages aren't that helpful - after all, you are looking for the information, not for the reason you can't find this information.
Good news - it doesn't have to be this way. You can style server error messages just the way you style any other pages. It's not only a more elegant way to deal with errors, but is also extremely useful for keeping users on your web-site, finding new clients or communicating with the old ones.
We'd like you to create a beautiful, functional and user-friendly 404 error page for your own web-site. We'll collect the most creative, usable and elegant solutions and review them in one of our next posts.
Good news - it doesn't have to be this way. You can style server error messages just the way you style any other pages. It's not only a more elegant way to deal with errors, but is also extremely useful for keeping users on your web-site, finding new clients or communicating with the old ones.
We'd like you to create a beautiful, functional and user-friendly 404 error page for your own web-site. We'll collect the most creative, usable and elegant solutions and review them in one of our next posts.
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