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A 404 Error is an HTTP status code indicating that the requested resource could not be found on the server, often resulting in a 'Page Not Found' message.

A 500 Error indicates a server-side problem preventing a website from fulfilling a request, often leading to a poor user experience.

An alert is a user interface component that communicates important information, warnings, or errors to users, prompting them to take action or acknowledge the message.

An Alert Dialog is a modal window that prompts users with important information, warnings, or choices, often requiring user acknowledgment.

A banner is a graphical element on a webpage or application that communicates important information, often used for notifications, promotions, or alerts.

A confirmation dialog is a user interface element that prompts users to affirm their intent to proceed with a potentially irreversible action, such as deleting data or exiting an application.

A dialog is a UI element that prompts user interaction by presenting information or requesting input, typically appearing as a modal window.

In-app notifications are messages that appear within a mobile or web application to inform users about updates, alerts, or important information.

A loading indicator is a visual element that informs users that a process is ongoing, helping to manage their expectations while they wait for content to load or actions to be completed.

No Connection refers to a state where a device or application cannot establish a network connection, impacting user experience and functionality.

A notification is a message or alert that informs users about events, updates, or actions within a digital interface, enhancing user engagement and awareness.

The Offline State refers to the condition of an application or system when it is not connected to the internet, impacting user interaction and data access.

A popover is a user interface element that appears on top of the main content to provide additional contextual information or options without navigating away from the current view.

A progress bar is a graphical element that visually represents the progression of a task or process, indicating how much of it has been completed.

Push notifications are messages sent by applications to users' devices, designed to engage and inform them in real-time, even when the app is not actively in use.

A Skeleton Loader is a UI element that indicates loading content by displaying a placeholder layout resembling the final design, enhancing perceived performance.

A Snackbar is a brief message that appears at the bottom of the screen to provide feedback on an operation, typically with an optional action.

A spinner is a visual element used in user interfaces to indicate that a process is ongoing, often while the system is loading or processing data.

A toast is a brief, unobtrusive message that provides feedback to users after an action has been taken, typically appearing at the bottom or top of the screen.

A toast notification is a brief, unobtrusive message that appears on the screen to inform users about an action's result or provide feedback without interrupting their workflow.

A tooltip is a user interface element that provides contextual information about a specific item when a user hovers over or clicks on it.