A Real 404 Page
The not-found page now carries the site header and footer, leads with the status code, and tells you which path failed instead of stranding you on a bare block of centred text.
#What's Changed
- [Improvement] The 404 page now renders the full site navigation and footer. It previously had no header at all, so a mistyped URL left you on an unbranded page with three text links and no way back into the product.
- [Improvement] The status code is now the focal point of the page, set over a fading grid in the same visual language as the landing hero, rather than a small grey pill above the heading.
- [Improvement] The page echoes the path that was not found, so a typo is obvious without reading the address bar. Only the path is shown — never the query string — and it is truncated and framed as code so a crafted link cannot pass text off as a message from ApiVault.
- [Improvement] Documentation, Quick start and Changelog are now described link cards instead of an undifferentiated row, making the recovery routes easier to scan.
- [Improvement] The application error boundary picked up the same treatment, so an unexpected failure and a missing page now look like the same product.