ollehar wrote: The sketch is inspired by the theme forest: themeforest.net/

theme forest is really not a best solution in my opinion … because is more for theme and not "feature"


Personnaly : i like cleaner style and system plugins.matomo.org/ or themes.matomo.org/ (with some checkbox for usage (and some plugin can have multiple usage …))
Other inspiration : plugins.spip.net/spip.php?page=plugins

www.drupal.org/project/project_module is too complex
wordpress.org/plugins/ are hard to navigate (but wp-admin/plugin-install.php is great (except some "usage checkbox").

Else GREAT colors \o/

I think the Matomo site gives the user too little information. Basically, you have to already know what you want before arriving to the site.

Wordpress has the same problem. Lack of tags gives the customer no overview of what plugins are available. You have to search manually. Very stylish and good-looking, though.

ollehar wrote: I think the Matomo site gives the user too little information.

O spoke for description part . In theme forest : we see screnshot but no description .

ollehar wrote: Basically, you have to already know what you want before arriving to the site.

Wordpress has the same problem. Lack of tags gives the customer no overview of what plugins are available.

Yes tagging is the best solution

Else like drupal