Lately LastFm’s charts have been temporarily offline. So I’ve had the chance to see this error page which, as you can see by yourself, it’s written in several languages. What really struck me it’s the fact that messages aren’t identical but, depending on your nationality, you’re invited to drink a different beverage. That made me [...]
Sometimes even when everything is upside down, it still makes sense. So does this creative error page from RedTag.
Carsonified is really a studio we wish we could work for: we passionately follow their famous blog Think Vitamin and we admire their great style. So we are proud to introduce you their quite famous error page based on awesome illustration and funny copy. We love as well the heavy use of Cooper for the [...]
And here you are a little graphical treat for this weekend: a funny error page from PsdThemes.com starring Omar Simpson. We love as well the copy that reads: It seems that the page you were trying to reach doesn’t exist anymore, or maybe it has just moved. We think that the best thing to do [...]
Oh we wish Twitter crashed repeatedly so we could see more often its beautiful and creative technical error page. But it works so damn well! PS This post make me sounds like a web designer trained by one of the dreadful Addams! Anyway if you’re looking for more error pages, you can also give a [...]
You don’t have to be a magician to get a web page vanish. On the opposite, a splash of irony and a good illustration can do the trick of making your good mood come back. Thanks Mixx for your magically inspirational 404 error page.
The things you don’t find on Internet! See what I found on Smashing Magazine while they were busy doing some clean up for their new website.
You’re looking for an Owl and what you get? A one-toothed cat photograph. That’s what happens when you run into Meagan Fisher’s inspirational 404 error page.
This loooong 404 error page text from Jason Santa Maria’s blog made me chuckle. Oops! There isn’t even a remotely meaningful page here; not unlike the rest of this site. At least some of the other pages have some pretty pictures to look at. Why don’t you try starting again from the front door? Or [...]
A foul-mouthed, obscenely funny 404 error page from South Park Studios’ website. What else could you have been expecting from Kyle Broflovski and Eric Cartama put together in a single web page?
While I was… ehm… browsing on Torrentz yesterday night, I got this cute, moving Server Error Page. Hope the hamsters are feeling better by now.
Roughly from French: We’re sorry but the page you’ve been looking for it’s not been found. We suggest you to go back to the web site, because here there’s not a shadow of any bright idea. The metaphor is unusual and the good copy matches perfectly the illustration: this error page is simply…brilliant!
Welcome to nothing is the perfect title for a 404 error page. Congratulations to the designer Ole Martin Kristiansen for being the first to use it.
Kidmondo error page is based on the product logo expression: in the plain version the kid’s smiling while here is sad.
This is not a real 404 error page, but a poster posted at Flickr by hulk4598: for once is print design to take ispiration from the web and not vice versa.
This 404 error page is really exhilarating. It comes from Chris Jennings’ blog, Ui Designer for Scraplog.
Even in an error page there may be a bit of poetry: just like in Twitter service error page.
Our journey through error pages continues: in this case we’re featuring Tattosales, site specialized in selling temporary tattoos.
Sometimes an editorial choice may defuse the “panic” caused by an error message.
A nice page and a little different from the usual to report a not so nice disservice.
