TrustAid- Financial Planning Website
The neutral colors grey, white, and black convey a sense of reliability and stability in a place where trust and credibility are essential. There is lots of white space to convey clarity and the color black to add a tone of seriousness.
I used to concise language to communicate how they could get back to the homepage mentioning “Oops! looks like we’ve stumbled to far. Since this site is designed for the elderly, I presented a simple yet bold button for users to return to the homepage. The button uses white font against a black background for easy readability
For scannability purposes, the “Oops!” is presented in the largest font making it clear to the user that there has been a mistake.
For the webpage I chose to use two San serif fonts: Playpen Sans and Inria Sans. The round, playful shape of these font eases the conscience of the user so as to not make them feel bad about stumbling into the wrong place. On the webpage there is a picture of a nickel rolling away matching the words, “It looks like we’ve stumbled too far”. I placed the number 4 on either side of the nickel to create “404” for the error message.
Reviews
3 reviews
Right on, Shaffiat, you’ve got a clever concept here, but a few things feel at odds with the intended tone of trust and seriousness 🤔
- The round font (like Playpen Sans) feels more playful than serious, which might not match the goal of conveying trust and reliability. The same goes for the wording “Oops” and the rolling coin they give off a more lighthearted vibe.
- Visually, the mobile version looks more straightforward for elderly users, with a clear separation between the top “Oops” + CTA and the bottom aesthetic elements of the 404 page. Meanwhile, the desktop version feels a bit more complex in layout.
That said, it’s a strong foundation. Just a few small shifts and this could align even more closely with the project description!
Great job, Shaffiat! The concept is thoughtful and the use of neutral colors and large fonts supports clarity and accessibility for elderly users. The visual pun with the rolling coin and “404” is creative and adds a nice touch. However, the playful font (like Playpen Sans) and the casual tone of “Oops” slightly clash with the goal of building trust and seriousness. Tightening the hierarchy and refining font pairing could enhance readability and polish. Still, you’re off to a strong start—just a few tweaks and this could really shine!
following things can be improved
- Heirachy
- font pairing
- better use of shadow or reconsider about remova
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