Level Up Your 404, 500, and Maintenance Pages
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Level Up Your 404, 500, and Maintenance Pages
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Re: Level Up Your 404, 500, and Maintenance Pages
#2The phrase "level up" makes me nauseous.
Re: Level Up Your 404, 500, and Maintenance Pages
#3You need to fix the HN link after the wizard ends.
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#4The phrase "level up" makes me nauseous.
Ask your doctor about Itsjustaphrase™ today!
Re: Level Up Your 404, 500, and Maintenance Pages
#5Pretty cool way to capture leads. I hope you guys post the results of this experiment on growthhackers
Re: Level Up Your 404, 500, and Maintenance Pages
#6Pretty cool way to capture leads. I hope you guys post the results of this experiment on growthhackers
That's actually a really good idea I hadn't thought of that. Thanks!
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#7If people are seeing error pages frequently enough that you have to brand them, you're doing something wrong.
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#8The phrase "level up" makes me nauseous.
Look, we're gamifying work so that you won't notice being there 80 hours a week.
Re: Level Up Your 404, 500, and Maintenance Pages
#9Why not whip my own 5 line css3 error page? Unless I want to make a dino jumping over cactus game, I don't need a complex error page.
Re: Level Up Your 404, 500, and Maintenance Pages
#10I'm looking for a technique to redirect traffic from port 80 to a maintenance page (on a different port) as soon and as long as port 80 is not bound, on Linux.