Janet Mai

This year marks the 25^th birthday of the World Wide Web and if you’re like the rest of the world, the internet now consumes more of your time than you’d like to admit.  We must assume that at least once during the last 25 years, you’ve undoubtedly landed on a 404 error page, and probably many dozens of times, even if you don’t recognize it by name. A 404 error page refers to the status code which signals a page that can’t be found. This error can be caused by a number of reasons, from temporarily-down sites to missing pages to simple human error when keying in a webpage, the causes are abundant.