80 creative 404 error pages
Page not found? The page you are looking for is temporarily unavailable? Page doesn’t exist?
Above messages all denote the “404” error page. The 404 page is a response code in HTTP telling the user, in effect, that they’ve clicked on a broken link – by accessing a broken link to the main page, typos in URLs or the URL does not exist any more. This is why it is important to design the 404 page in such a way that the page will not only show the standard error message. 404 should be transparent, legible and related to the content of the site. But most importantly, it should build a dialog with a user. This is why the page should include links and functionalities that will be directly usable e.g. main page, search box, engaging graphics. Custom, creative ideas can turn a typical 404 page into a successful and widely-known page that is remembered by the users.
We’d like to present the list of 80 inspiring 404 pages. Not all of them are perfect and include the necessary pieces. But all of them utilise a very unusual idea for the graphics or the message itself.
AirAsia
Alibaba
Allianz
Asana
Ask
Asos
Barbie
Bitly
Bloomberg Business
Bobbi Brown
Chevrolet
Christian Louboutin
Cnn
Dazed & Confused Magazine
Desigual
Diesel
Discovery
Dodge
Dribbble
Fast Company
Fiat
Forbes
Fox
Friskies
Gumtree
Heineken
HTC
Ikea
IMDb
Imgur
KitKat
Lee
Lego
Lonely Planet
Lush
MailChimp
Marc Jacobs
Marriott
Mashable
Medium
Moleskine
Museum of Modern Art
Nascar
Nbc
New Balance
Pepsi
Pizza Hut
Prada
Pret A Manger
Pringels
Ryanair
Shutterstock
Skype
Sotheby’s
Spotify
Starbucks
Subway
Swatch
Taco Bell
Tampax
The Body Shop
The Economist
The Huffington Post
The New Yorker
The Next Web
The North Face
The Telegraph
The Verge
Tide
Trip Advisor
Tumblr
Urban Outfitters
USA Today
Vans
Vogue
Volkswagen
Weather
Wendy’s
Zappos
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