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PNF1 - Cool 404 page not found templates

It’s time to change your 404 Error page. Minimal and simple 404 Error Page. Travel Error Page Build on simple and easily to customize structure. This is a simple and aesthetic template with an simple background.It’s responsive and valid HTML5 layout. For any creative business, corporate, agency, e-commerce, or portfolio website, Awesome 404 Error is a good, tidy, and attractive error template.The primary feature is its excellent responsiveness and clean coding.

TechError - Error Page HTML Template

TechError simplifies adding a 404 Error Page redirect to the homepage or a custom page through its user-friendly plugin. After activation, you can easily access the settings page and specify the redirection URL to handle all 404 errors automatically. This feature is essential because Google may penalize sites with excessive 404 errors, impacting the site’s pagerank negatively. By using TechError, you can enhance your site’s ranking and overall performance. TechError’s template is built using the latest Tailwind CSS version (v3.3.3) and incorporates HTML5, SCSS, and CSS3, ensuring a fully responsive design. Its straightforward implementation and customizable nature make it an ideal choice for various projects. Tailor the template effortlessly to suit your specific requirements and project needs, providing an aesthetically pleasing and engaging experience for your website users. Key Features

Error Code 404 Animated SVG

This is a Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) animation, created with the help of Dmitry Baranovskiy’s Snap.svg JavaScript library. It starts with the SOS international Morse code distress signal, which is three dots, three dashes and three dots. Then the dashes morph to dots. The group of nine dots draws the letters SOS, where two dots in each group draw the inner and outer stroke of one letter and the third is used as a filler. The animation continues with morphing animation of the ‘S’ letters, which turn into ‘4’ digits. The ‘O’ letter turns into a magnifying glass, which moves up and down a little in order to reveal a back button.