Tailwind CSS Errors

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What error pages should every application include?

At minimum, cover 404 (page not found) and 500 (server error). Add a 403 (forbidden) page if your app has role-based access. A generic fallback for unexpected status codes is a useful safety net. Most frameworks let you override default error views by creating templates named by status code.

Should error pages include site navigation?

Yes, especially 404 pages. A user who lands on a missing page is often one broken link away from the content they wanted. Including your main navigation, a search bar, or a prominent link to the homepage gives them a path to recover without reaching for the back button.

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