Story or Context
When uploading an avatar image, if the image is too large, the user is redirected to a plain nginx error page as shown below.
Idea
It would be much more user-friendly if the avatar upload page provided a simple error message (see example below), preferably with the image size limitation as well.
Alternatively it could redirect to a more friendly error page that maintained the regular styling of the site like the 404 error page.
Story or Context When uploading an avatar image, if the image is too large, the user is redirected to a plain nginx error page as shown below.
Idea It would be much more user-friendly if the avatar upload page provided a simple error message (see example below), preferably with the image size limitation as well.
Alternatively it could redirect to a more friendly error page that maintained the regular styling of the site like the 404 error page.