The idea that "we will fix it in post production" is costly and just doesn't work. What we are experiencing now on this site suggests that someone took shortcuts. I do not doubt the good intentions of the staff of Rendorosity or their ability to fix the problems people are experiencing. But by the time they do this people may be so pissed off it will not make any difference. Food for thought the next you guys make "improvements" to the site.
Unfortunately, that is the rule at DAZ and RDNA as well.

Actually, one of the admins informed me in a different thread that there actually was beta testing this time
Daz did beta testing for its new site design, as well. They still implemented it when it was only half-way fixed though.

It`s all about the show here at Renderosity and also at DAZ and with the new design of their software. They waste so much space for nothing and your workspace gets smaller and smaller everytime they do update their software and so it seems to be here at renderosity and their store and gallery.
Unfortunately, that is slowly becoming the industry standard. It's called the "Metro Style". Metro is all about bland, flat pages with constant motion (described as "lively"), usually via carousels or swiping, and big buttons rather than icons. Though the genuine metro style is made for super wide-screens monitors and mobile apps.
This despite conflicting studies on whether or not carousels increase sales.