404 not found block Website Mockup

The visual mockup centers on how the 404 message and server illustration share attention across the split layout. On wider screens, the left side presents the ERROR 404 heading, not-found explanation, and Go to homepage button as one readable group, while the illustration anchors the right. The purple-to-teal gradient supports both areas, with cyan and white typography maintaining contrast. At narrower widths, the same static content needs review for text wrapping, column stacking, illustration scale, and button visibility so the block remains an intelligible unavailable-page section.
ID : 447222   |   Category : Split

The Split Error Composition Needs Careful Width Review

The block's main visual dependency is the balance between the left message group and the right server illustration. At wider screen sizes, the large pixel-style 404 number, explanatory text, and Go to homepage button can occupy one focused column while the illustration supplies a separate visual anchor. A responsive mockup review should confirm that this relationship remains clear rather than allowing one side to overwhelm the other.

Narrower screens may change how the two columns stack or compress. The not-found explanation should wrap without separating its meaning from the 404 heading, and the button should remain easy to locate beneath the message. The server illustration also needs enough scale to remain recognizable without forcing excessive vertical space or pushing the return action too far away from the text. These are the key presentation relationships to inspect across screen widths.

The purple-to-teal gradient should continue to provide sufficient contrast for the cyan and white typography in each arrangement. The outlined button needs to remain visible against the changing balance of background and illustration. Because the interaction is static, the review centers on layout, text flow, image scale, spacing, and visual hierarchy rather than changing states. The result should still read immediately as one coherent unavailable-page section on large and narrow displays.

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