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Interesting concept. The actual 404 pages look like: http://notfound-static.fwebservices.be/404/index.html http://notfound-static.fwebservices.be/404/index.htm
by semenko 14y ago
Interesting concept.
The actual 404 pages look like:
http://notfound-static.fwebservices.be/404/index.html http://notfound-static.fwebservices.be/404/index.html
- anonymouz 14y agoHm, it would help if the placed "Page not found" and the 404-code more prominently. If I came across this on a random website, I think I'd have a hard time realizing that this is supposed to be a 404 error page.
- SirPalmerston 14y agoHere's an example of a live site - http://feber.se/dsf http://feber.se/dsf
- saalweachter 14y agoHuh, that doesn't work for me. I tried both Chrome, Firefox, and Safari on OS X. I don't see any content from notfound.org (ie, their little iframe) in the source of the 404 page at all.
- marshray 14y agoYeah, the page I got was for a guy who was 42 years old. Not exactly the kid on the milk carton.
- graylights 14y agoA 404 should render as a 404 when javascript is turned off. I understand the site itself might require javascript but the 404 should be sacred bare bones.