A 404 error page appears when the URL is mistyped, the page has moved or no longer exists. It informs users that the content is unavailable and helps them navigate to other parts of the website. A well-designed 404 page can reduce bounce rates, improve user experience, and encourage visitors to stay longer.
Learn what makes an effective 404 page, how to create and set one up on Tilda, and get inspired with hand-picked examples from the #madeontilda gallery 👉 tilda.education/en/best-404-practices
Learn what makes an effective 404 page, how to create and set one up on Tilda, and get inspired with hand-picked examples from the #madeontilda gallery 👉 tilda.education/en/best-404-practices
