The difficult part of spending time developing an add-on that is open to the public is justifying the expense. The Featured Add-Ons list is one of those opportunities to prove out if further development is worth the investment in time. Continue the great work you have going on here and allowing us to get our products to as wide an audience as possible!

I wonder if it would make sense to offer slightly different experince to users depending on how they arrive on an add-on’s page. If they searched for it ny name, it means that they know it and are mainly interested in downloading it, thus exposing the download button (the way we have it now) makes sense.

However for people who are new to the add-ons worlds or who learned about the add-on thanks to the Featured list, the Download action is secondary—they first want to read about the functionalities and, even more importantly, see a screenshot. Thus, making the screenshot bigger might be beneficial for this scenario.

In general, I’m not sure about the idea of having two layouts and two different experience scenarios, so let me call this comment brainstorming

It might be also interesting to see if having an addon on the featured list improves the visibilty of the category the addon is in.