Page error
Introduction
Page errors occur when an entire page or view cannot be displayed due to a critical system, permission, or resource issue. These errors typically interrupt the user's workflow and require special handling to clearly communicate the problem and provide recovery options.
Common page error types include:
404 - Not Found
This error occurs when the requested page or resource cannot be located. It may be caused by a broken link, an incorrect URL, or a page that has been moved or deleted.
The page could not be found
Sometimes a glitch happens, but you can try again or contact support.
403 - Forbidden
This error indicates that the user does not have permission to access the requested page or resource.
No access to this page
You do not have the necessary permissions.
Generic Errors
Generic errors are used when the exact cause of the issue cannot be determined or does not fall into a specific category.
Something went wrong here
Our developers are on the case!
Failed to load data
This error appears when requested data cannot be retrieved, typically due to a network issue or a temporary server problem. Include a brief description explaining what went wrong. For compact layouts, use a shortened version of the description in a tooltip. Display the error inline, exactly where the missing data would normally appear, while keeping the rest of the page fully functional.
Compact
The compact variant is typically used in smaller spaces, such as sections or widgets.
Regular
The regular variant is intended for larger areas, such as full-page views or primary content panels.
Figma Resources
There are pre-designed components available in Figma to help you implement consistent Page error in your designs: Page error