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Design a 404 page for when someone lands on a URL that does not exist. The page should say what happened in plain language, then give users a fast way to recover. Keep the error message readable first; any illustration or playful copy should support that message, not replace it.

Build a layout with one clear primary action, such as returning home or going back to the main section of the site. Add a small set of secondary routes to the places users most likely need next: search, popular pages, support, or sitemap. If search is included, make it prominent enough to use immediately.

Use the brand’s visual system so the page still feels like part of the product, but keep the hierarchy simple. This is a dead end screen, so the design should reduce friction, not add it. The user should understand the problem and have a next step within a glance.