404 Error Page : Trust Summit Bank
This is a 404 Error page designed for Trust Summit Bank, aligning seamlessly with the bank’s minimalist branding and design language.
The page employs a light use of iconography in the background and a bold, clean serif font to maintain consistency with the overall identity reflected in left of the menu bar.
The clean, uncluttered design ensures users remain calm and focused, minimizing frustration over a broken link while reinforcing Trust Summit Bank's brand image. The messaging is direct and concise, clearly explaining the error without causing confusion.
Call-to-action (CTA) links are presented in a bold, readable format, making them easy to click. The home button is particularly highlighted to guide users back to the homepage, where they can access the most comprehensive resources to find the information they need.
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A 404 page is a great chance to engage and even delight your users, but this one could do more to help them. Does the "404" need to be so big? It feels a bit overwhelming. The message "Oops, your page is lost" sounds a little dismissive — something more friendly and empathetic might work better. The phrase "Let’s try again" doesn’t really guide the user either.
I do like the "Go Back" and "Home" buttons, but for consistency, maybe change "Home" to "Go Home." The lock illustration is subtle and fits the theme, but think about whether there’s something more engaging you can show to help, amuse, or guide users. Adding a bit of personality or useful direction could make the experience a lot less frustrating. Overall, you're on the right track — it just needs a little more tweaking to make it more user-friendly!
The layout is simple and typical for left to right reading. I see your kind effort in putting in the description that would tell in details about your design. Nevertheless, I see plenty room for improvements here:
- The contrast of the black typography on the light background is a bit harsh, especially the very big 404 text
- Subheading text color in black should lower it's contrast also to be easer for reading
- I recommend a little adjustment so that all the texts & button to be aligned height-centered in the top navigation
- Should we change the microcopy of button "Home" into "Back to home" or something for more "Call to action"?
It's a nice effort. Look forward to seeing more works from you 😉
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