Custom Error Pages
Look Good Making Mistakes!
Broken Links occasionally occur, and redirects help guide users when site structure and/or page names change. To ensure a good user experience, create a custom error page (click here for example).
Without custom error pages, broken links and other erros yield a terse generic error message and no options. Custom Error Message pages can apologize for the error, and helpfully provide the user with full navigation options (menus).
Humorous Custom Error Pages "Humanize" Your Site:
Live Yourself, LLC Error Page
Karl Kelman Error Page
Common Error Types
404 - Page Not Found -The most common error
401 - Authorization Required (password and related errors)
403 - Not Permitted (trying access files (databases, etc.) unavailable through web browsers)
500 - Server Error - Server Unable to Display Page
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