A growing collection of customizable error page templates for modern web applications — designed to power the ui-errors CLI.
This repository is built for developers who care about:
- Design — clean, modern, and user-friendly layouts
- Simplicity — lightweight templates that are easy to integrate
- Production-ready UI — polished error pages that work out-of-the-box
Whether it’s a 404 page that makes users smile or a 500 page that feels intentional, this is where those ideas live.
---Error pages are usually ignored, but they’re often the first thing users see when something breaks.
We’re building this to change that:
- Make error pages beautiful, expressive, and useful
- Provide ready-to-use templates for modern frameworks
- Build a community-driven design registry
- Keep everything fast, safe, and production-friendly
If you’ve ever designed a cool error page, this is the place to share it.
Install the CLI tool first:
npm install -g errorlabThen you can browse and install templates directly from this repository using ui-errors.
- Frameworks: Express, Next.js, React, Vue, Svelte, Vite, Static HTML
- Themes: Cyber, Train, Minimal, Experimental (and more coming)
- Pages: 404 (Not Found), 500 (Server Error), and additional error states
Even small contributions matter: a layout tweak, a new theme idea, or a creative 404 page can help thousands of developers.
- Contribution Guide → CONTRIBUTING.md
- Security Policy → SECURITY.md
- Code of Conduct → CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
- Fork this repository
- Create a new template inside raw/your-template-name/
- index.html
- template.json
Build the project:
npm run build
Test across supported frameworks Submit a pull request
Every template must live inside the raw/ directory.
raw/your-template-name/
├── index.html
└── template.json
{
"name": "cyber-glitch-404",
"displayName": "Cyber Glitch 404",
"author": "your-github-username",
"tags": ["cyber", "glitch", "dark"],
"registerAs": {
"404": true
}
}
Security is a core principle of this project.
Before contributing, please read:
Key Rules:
- No external scripts or CDNs
- No tracking or analytics code
- No obfuscated or hidden logic
- No data collection or unsafe runtime behavior
- Templates must remain static and predictable
After adding your template:
npm install
npm run build
- No build errors
- No console warnings
- Works across all frameworks
- Fully responsive design
- No external dependencies
Because your work doesn’t just stay in a repo — it gets used.
Templates from here can:
- Be installed globally via CLI
- Be used in real production apps
- Reach thousands of developers
- Become part of modern UI systems
Even a small idea can become widely used.
This project is open-source. See the LICENSE file for details.
❤️ Final Note
We’re not just collecting error pages.
We’re building a library of creative UI moments when things go wrong.
If you’ve got an idea — simple, weird, minimal, or experimental — ship it.