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Agreed. I'd also argue that the "cuteness" of such an error page actually can have a major impact on how much the visitor will forgive you. Twitter's Fail Whale
by Lightbody 17y ago
Agreed. I'd also argue that the "cuteness" of such an error page actually can have a major impact on how much the visitor will forgive you. Twitter's Fail Whale is the perfect example :)
- potatolicious 17y agoAnything is better than Borders' page (except possibly a blank one)... even a rather cold, drab, boring error page that at least describes the error (we are over capacity, sod off) would serve better. I don't think we really need to do any extensive focus group testing to agree on this much...