Design 404 page Template
A Centered Error Composition With Two Clear Ways Forward
The strongest reason to choose this section design is the way it combines explanation and recovery without spreading the message across a complex layout. One illustration sits above the “Page not found” heading, so the visual cue and written label arrive together. The supporting server message then clarifies the missing-resource state, while the attribution line remains subordinate within the same centered stack.
The lower button row gives the design a practical distinction. “Go Home” and “Contact Us” are not presented as identical controls: the dark-filled treatment creates a solid focal action, while the outlined treatment provides a lighter alternative against the bright yellow field. Rounded corners and generous spacing keep the controls approachable and separate from the explanatory text. Because the interaction is static, the block remains immediately understandable without relying on a carousel, form, accordion, or other component.
This makes the design a useful choice when a project needs a visible not-found section with more character than a plain text notice. It covers the error message, visual illustration, and two recovery directions in one reusable arrangement. The surrounding page can determine where the section appears and what destinations the buttons reach, while this block supplies a distinctive, focused error-state presentation.
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