404 pages are a fun thing, right? They’re those pages you get on websites when you type the URL in wrong or there’s a dead link.
They’re a good opportunity for companies to be a bit playful, or for bored webmasters to do something interesting for once. And I’ve been doing some research on them recently and thought I’d share some of my favourites.
Basically a fun game to play ends up being ‘pick a company with a website and see what their 404 page is.’
Sadly, this doesn’t work for Twitter and Facebook – you just get some random profiles 🙁
But anyway, I’ve got a KILLER idea for a 404 for cookywook.co.uk – so stay tuned.