Error 404

Clear, user-focused 404 — the layout, tone, and actionable paths (home, support, FAQ) feel thoughtful and accessible, and the compass visual adds meaningful personality. One small tweak: consider a single primary CTA (e.g., “Return home”) with support/FAQ as secondary actions to reduce choice overload. Overall, very polished and helpful — great job! 👏

Hello Elizabeth,

This 404 page design is really well executed — it’s clear, helpful, and accessible. I love the clean layout and the way you’ve included solution paths like support and homepage navigation. Also, great job considering tone and inclusion. It would be interesting to learn a bit more about the broader context — like how this integrates with the full product or brand experience. But overall, great work!

Your page design it's good but it needs work. The structure with "Funcionalidad," "Experiencia de marca," "Inclusión," and "Soporte inmediato" is a decent attempt at user focus but compass icon is a nice touch.

Great job @Elizabeth focus on these changes to improve it.

Straightforward & informative.

The chosen color indeed conveys a professional and trustworthy tone. The use of common language and still offers extra help to contact support if needed. The illustration usage is minimal yet represents the current issue “404” in which the compass will help direct users to the appropriate help according to their needs, whether it be back to the homepage, customer service, or self-help using FAQs.

Tiny notes from me: it would be helpful to give the project a little introduction rather than just a mere image to guide us on what this project is all about 🙂

Great job, Elizabeth!

This 404 page looks clean and clear. The visual layout is simple, and it offers helpful actions right away like going back to the homepage, contacting support, or checking FAQs. The compass icon is a nice touch that adds meaning without being distracting. The tone is friendly and easy to understand, and the buttons are well-sized and accessible.

To improve it a bit, I’d suggest tightening the spacing between the FAQ link and the support button so they feel more connected. Overall, it’s a solid, user-friendly design.

Great job, Elizabeth! Your 404 page is clear, friendly, and helpful — it doesn’t just show an error but guides users with actionable next steps. The tone feels professional yet empathetic, and the layout supports accessibility with high contrast and plain language. To make it even stronger, a short intro or context on the use case or user scenario would help frame your design decisions. Overall, it’s a thoughtful and user-centered execution.

Great Job