404 Error Page For Fintech
DESIGN RATIONALE
Use of Brand Colors and Typography to maintain visual consistency, and reassure users that they are still in a trusted environment.
Clear Messaging that is easy to read, is apologetic, does not instigate panic, and offers possible reasons for why the issue happened to help the user understand what could have gone wrong.
The Choice of Illustration, the sad looking robot, is to draw users attention and facilitate instant communication of the message.
The Presence of Navigation Links that offer direct passage to popular sections like Support and Contact.
Prominent Call To Action button to guide users back to a familiar part of the site, and search bar to give users the choice to retry their search, or search for something else.
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Your 404 Error Page needs quite a bit of work to meet the task requirements. Firstly, it doesn't feel fintech-specific, as the task requests. The error message is very vague and generic, which isn’t helpful for users.
Including a link to the Home page is a good idea, but the "Try again" button is confusing —where would it lead, and what would happen when users click it? Instead, consider adding a search bar or links to popular pages to help users find what they need.
The illustration could also use improvement to better align with the fintech field. Finally, the design rationale doesn't quite match the design presented. Overall, your work needs more specificity and detail. Feel free to tag me in a reply once revised and I'll be sure to update my review!
Nice work 👍 The structure feels clear and user-friendly, and I like the use of brand colors to keep trust intact. One small suggestion: polish visual consistency (like button corners and spacing) and maybe tie the illustration a bit closer to fintech to reinforce context. Overall, solid progress!
To me, the 404 error page looks good. The relevant imagery and colors effectively represent the fintech industry. Adding more to the copy might have been too much. The simple and straightforward language is ideal for any fintech product, which should use clear and concise copy.
I'm guessing this some sort of cryptocurrency type of fintech. The audience seem very young, maybe around 12 years old. This caught my daugher's attention. The robot looks like the one from Wall-E. You should look at the consistency of the corners in your buttons. I see the login button, back to home button and the search button all have different corner radii. The search text with the magnify icon is a bit off compared to its back to home button. The possible reasons leading is too much. compared to the 'sorry, the page...' text. This goes against the Gestalt principle of proximity.
The features are well-thought of and the message is well-written.
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