404 Way (Page) Not Found

When inspirations spark from the little things!

This is just brilliant, the concept and the message works really well. The simple but unique illustration style is also very great.

I'd maybe work more on the subtext but since this is conceptual, it's alright.

Great work done, Nguyen!

Great job! The 404 page is visually appealing, especially with the imagery of the bridge under the sunset. It gives users a sense of relaxation, turning an error page into a moment of calm.

Thank you for your sub, Nguyen! You did a tremendous job here! The Copy is simple and has a great vibe!

The illustration is dope and the palette is pretty simple.

Well done!

Great vibe!

Hi Nguyen, I love your design and the clever way of creating a scene with 404 (I'm sure there's a technical term for this that I don't know!)

As a user, I initially clicked on your project because I was curious and confused as to what "404 Way" was. I wondered — Is it a pun that I'm not getting? I didn't understand the meaning until I read your explanation. So that's why I say it may be unclear to users. Maybe you can think of different copy, like "Wrong way!" and not even include 404 in the text, just leave it as the bridge image like an easter egg. I love the button copy "Turn around" — it makes total sense with the theme! Hope that helps.

What Works Well:

1. Creative Concept: The bridge metaphor is a smart and engaging way to visually represent the idea of a broken link or a page not found. It aligns perfectly with the brand name, "The Bridge," making the design feel cohesive and well-thought-out.
2. Typography: The bold and stylized typography adds character and reinforces the brand’s personality. The playful twist on "Way not found!" adds a touch of humor, which can make the error page feel less frustrating for users.
3. Call to Action: The "Turn Around" button is clear and easy to spot. The pink color stands out nicely against the black-and-white theme, making it an effective call to action.

Consider (A personal taste):

The illustration is creative and I love it, but the heavy black might feel a bit stark. Consider lightening the shadow area or adding a bit more detail or more "dot gradient" to the illustration for a more polished and balanced appearance.

Final Thoughts:

This design is both clever and visually engaging, making excellent use of brand alignment and creative illustration. It’s a 404 page that brings a smile rather than frustration—nicely done!