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Now instead of error message add the image tag as shown below. <img src=alert.gif' style='width:15px;height:15px;'> Note : Image tag doesn't have have an end tag. So don't add. Then in test your page that shows images for errors. See the picture below. Know More: You can also embed sound instead of error message or error image. <asp:RequiredFieldValidator ControlToValidate="TextBox1" EnableClientScript="false" ID="RequiredFieldValidator1" runat="server" Text="<bgsound src='C:\Windows\Media\Windows Error.wav'>"></asp:RequiredFieldValidator> Just make sure that the EnableClientScript="false"  when you want a sound instead of a text message.

But here's what Chappell had to say about your experience as a developer: experience is only useful if the future is like the present (yep, another maxim). Naturally, he thinks your experience could prove a detriment if you rely on it too much. So if you're just getting started, you actually may have advantages over the old-timers who come to .NET with their old coding ways and expectations.