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How to Create a Custom 404 Page
***2023 UPDATE***
Newer videos for creating a 404 page:
https://youtu.be/ACCNp9tBMQg
https://youtu.be/hxwu_G1BQNc
When your creating a new website, it's important to set up a well-crafted 404 error page. 404 is the standard response code that tells the user they reached a page that is unavailable.
It's very frustrating for the visitor, but with Elementor's 404 page template, you can design an alluring and creative 404 page that will turn the user's frown into a smile. Incorporating humor, UX and originality is easy using Elementor's intuitive editor.
Most brands use custom made 404 pages, and some even get publicity on account of theirs. There is no reason why you can't reach the same level of creativity on your error pages.
Create your own 404 error page: https://elementor.com/theme-builder/
