Now, all those sections are gone, replaced with an endless feed of recommended videos that may be tangentially related to your interests Now, all those sections are gone, replaced with an endless feed of recommended videos that may be tangentially related to your interests, spanning the last decade. Changes are coming to the new homepage - some which will bring versions of this design back - but there’s no estimated timeframe. Scrolling further down the page, you’d find additional sections for relevant interests or creators, such as Music or Shane Dawson. Algorithmic recommendations would be at the top, followed by a section of videos that were recently uploaded and featured channels you’ve shown interest in but don’t necessarily subscribe to. The homepage used to be broken up into a number of different, easily digestible sections. I usually bite my tongue: sprucing up the platform to keep it feeling new is important, and there are usually deeper reasons behind the changes, such as tweaks being made to make life easier for new or casual users.īut YouTube’s latest homepage redesign changes the entire browsing experience for the worse.
Little tweaks usher in frustrated sighs as people try to figure out how to get things back to normal.
YouTube rolled out a new layout for its homepage a couple of weeks ago, and I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s made using YouTube feel like an utter chore.Ĭomplaining about YouTube product updates is run-of-the-mill online.
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