In this post, we’ll talk about what your 404 page is and why it’s important, show you some real-world examples, and walk you through the steps to build your own custom WordPress 404 page using Elementor.
April has done wonders for your creativity, so I have been impressed. We had so many great website submissions for this past month, that the mission of selecting ten Elementor websites was more difficult than usual this time. Maybe it’s the extra time that you spent at home which engaged you to outdo yourself, or maybe it’s just a coincidence. But I found far more than ten websites worthy of the top 10, so much so that I had to push some of them forward for next month because I could not give up on them.
And once again (the first time was in June 2019), we’re witnessing an Australian takeover with 5 out of 10 entries made in the land Down Under. Good on ya mates!
Now, let’s get started.
