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Question, why does the main page (the "Welcome to Nexus Mods" page) still have the old UI layout, when the rest has the newer one? 'Tis a little jarring.

I gotta admit, I think that having 5-6 mods showing per row is actually great since (I am taking a guess based off of what I've seen, and others comments) the vast majority of people use Nexus Mods on a Computer, or a device with a larger screen size. Optionally though, a button in the search menu to toggle a more 'mobile' (bigger images, mods taking up more space for visibility, etc) and a 'pc' (more mods per rows, smaller images, etc) would be really helpful!

Ah, Something I've just noticed is that on the homepage/games page for the game, when you're in the "more mods" section, with the new layout the Author's name is missing, although the Uploader's name is still readily visible. I would argue being able to immediately see the original Author's name is quite vital information.

Would changing the placement to something like this be less, er... jarring? (fairly roughly and quickly put together, but I hope it gets the general idea across)

Not entirely sure if somebody has said something similar but two things I noticed: There's a "next page button" on the bottom of the page, but not at the top, Why? It makes it that much more frustrating to browse. Secondly it would be nice to be able to exclude certain categories without needing to manually search for the tag. Final thing, as many people have pointed out the section (In this case "Skyrim Special Edition mods Browse the internet's best mods", perhaps putting the filters there instead could work better as it would mean you wouldn't need to scroll down to view all the filters (It would also mean you would be able to see more mods at once (like when you "hide filters" currently)) (Image illustrating what I'm trying to explain, it also has some UI elements changed around to fit the filters being above and not at the side.) (Also just a personal subjective feedback, I personally feel like everything is too "close", like it's sort of claustrophobic inducing? zooming out to 90% scale does reduce the claustrophobic feeling for me though.)