VirtualCtor

There are a few things about this design that I feel could be improved. This all has to do with user friendliness. Elements that are used frequently by the end user should have prominence within the page. For this page, the user is most interested in seeing the mods/collection/media that the author has created. The sidebar that includes the authors information is not used most of the time by the end user. For instance, the end user does not have a need to use the "follow" feature very often. Thus, this feature should not be given prominence within the page. Placing the items in the sidebar within the header like the old design was a better choice. If this was moved, there would be more space for more mods, which is what the end user is looking for in the first place. The number of items per row is too few and the space between items is too large. The design is not reactive to the size of the user's screen. Larger screens should be able to show more items per row up to an default row size. Please note that 3 items per row is not a good choice for a default on modern screen sizes. There is no ability to sort items by "last updated". This forces the user to visually search for updated mods, and since the font that shows the last updated date is very small, makes this process not very friendly.

@anjenthedog This is late, but what key are you using to take the screenshot? Normally Steam is set to F12 and Skyrim is set to the "Print Screen" key. If you aren't using the Steam hotkey, then the Steam settings will not affect you. The Steam settings will not make the Skyrim native screenshot look better. If you are using the Steam hotkey, then what you see in the screenshot should look almost exactly the same as the screen. It will be exact if you view the uncompressed copy. Normally Steam saves the screenshot to a special directory for use with the "Screenshot Uploader". The file that it saves is a JPG. The checkbox in the Steam settings will make Steam also save a PNG to a location that you designate. This location is set by the "Screenshot Folder" button in the settings. Normally this is set to your documents folder in Windows (C:/Users/<your user name>/Documents). The PNG looks better than the JPG file due to not having compression, but it is not substantially better. The PNG is a direct copy of what you see on the screen. Note that the preview images in the "Screenshot Uploader" are always grainy. You have to go to the folder via "Show on Disk" to see the JPG or go to your Documents folder to see the PNG.