The infamous 404 error message is an HTTP standard status code which basically indicates that the server could not find what was requested. Typos, wrong URLs or links to pages that have been recently removed from the site are typical sources of 404 errors. Since there is no web page to display, the web server sends a standard page that simply says “404 Page not found”. Needless to say, this is rather frustrating for users who, in many cases, take their business elsewhere. Take the opportunity to make these pages original or funny, and build in possibilities for the user to search for a different product, return to the homepage, or contact your support team. If you are looking for some inspiration, take a look at these 35 great examples of customized 404 error pages.
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