I have seen that the AI that chooses the Recommend section keeps showing me games that I am not interested in at all.

My suggestion would be to add a couple of fields and a link.

Field: Why is this recommended: This will inform us why the AI thinks we would like this particular content. In the same way that Steam makes recommendations such as tags, or new partner, or whatever.

Give us a link to train the bot. I have no interest in game X, if the AI shows me game X I can click a link next to the game title to tell the bot don't show me this game.

This will help us in curating a Recommend section that is truly tailored to our tastes and needs, and will speed up the training time the bot needs.

So one of the big issues with the front page is there is just too much. We have sections that already have dedicated tabs at the top of the page at all times. We also have sections that don't really see much traffic such as Hypezone and In case you missed it. There is also a lack of discoverability for new games. Up & Coming is back, but its so far down the page and doesn't have the option to "See All". I didn't want to do a complete revamp of the UI with this simply to cut the excess sections that aren't needed and add some extra discoverability to the current front page.

Currently, there are two different experiences for Subscribing to a partner (at least on PC).

Subscribe - Appears when user is subbing for the first time, or if their subscription runs out.

Renew - Appears when user's subscription is almost expired (up to 0 days remaining).

Currently, the Subscribe experience works well by giving users different methods of payment (PayPal, Credit Card, Gift Code).

But, the Renew experience is jarring. It opens a modal that only allows the user to resub through the Microsoft store. Not only that, when the user tries to look for other methods to resub by clicking on 'Show more purchase options', it leads to a broken Microsoft Store page. Users are also not given the option to Renew with a Gift Code.

The only workaround right now is to wait out the Subscription term before Subscribing again. It's a small request but still an inconvenience to viewers, because it requires an additional disclaimer for them to use something that they've won or was gifted. It also brings up questions like "Does this affect my subscription streak?" Small things, but still things that affect user experience.

TLDR: Change the 'Renew' purchase experience to mirror the 'Subscribe' purchase experience, or at the very minimum, fix the currently broken 'Renew' experience.

Also, this would resolve this feedback: https://watchmixer.uservoice.com/forums/382521-mixer-feedback-ideas/suggestions/39720625-sub-code-while-subbed

Below is a collection of thoughts that are somewhat jumbled so I included a picture of what I think is a step in the right direction without an entire overhaul to the front page.

The current front page is full of unnecessary sections. Why is there a following on the front page when we have a tab at the top? Why is "Top Streams" on the front page when the "browse" tab takes you to top streams? Hypezone has become irrelevant and stale. Partner spotlight would be better off as something used on social media to highlight different partners weekly.Based on VoD views for the "In case you missed it" section it's clear that it's not being utilized by viewers and is only adding to the clutter that is the front page.On the plus side "Up & Coming" is back, but you can only view 4 streams it would be nice to have a see all option or tab at the top.

The first feedback i want to give to mixer is to overhaul their UI. The color scheme is really bad. No matter how good the platform is, it is unintuitive, does not look appealing. It's almost like a plating from Michellin star restaurant vs occassional home cook.
I showed both (twitch vs mixer) websites to my friend who have no clue what streaming is, and their first feedback was how easy and intuitive the twitch UI was. Everything was simple. Color scheme was easy to read and navigating was simple. The color palette almost made it feel like they are using an extension of youtube. And mixer's UI and interface feels cluttered. The dark blue background color is visually unappealing and creates a visual noise.
This is a market of 12-35 year olders and this is not just random project you can make with good project management experience. You need to have vision for it too. How gamers think? How Streamers think? How viewers think? Then provide a platform system for all 3 of these parties. A good textbook project will simply not make this a great platform without vision.
I hope this goes as a feedback and the UI needs to be priority and changes should immediately be made.