Re-designing Browser Pop up Messages

Is there a way you can redesign pop up mesages. E.g. when a user submits a form, or has submitted invalid information you get that defualt browser pop up message. However on some websites I have seen custom pop up messages.
Is there an extension out there that can create custom pop ups, for things like forms, or is there a way you can do it in dreamweaver?

Hi,
Sorry I think I am describing by problem in the wrong way. I have attached a sample of something I would like to achieve.
However I would like my error message (describing form fields the user failed to fill in) to appear as an customised pop up message, or a pop up window.
I know that most of this can be achieved using spry validation tool's, but as shown in the example can it create a error message at the top of the form after a user has submitted an incomplete form, or a self-designed pop up message/ window (something that looks like the the error message in the example)

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