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Twitch rolled out a new look for Channel pages today and people are, as you'd expected, kind of upset about it.

Upon loading up a user's channel, you'll notice a few important things. First up, the game title is now below the viewing window. Depending on monitor resolution or window size, you cannot see the game title until you scroll down. Follower counts, video counts, follow button, and the subscription button are all now at the top of the page instead of being underneath the video player as they were.

If you scroll up the page, you are now greeted with a cover image for some reason. Dimensions for the cover image are not provided, nor is it possible to crop or center these images once uploaded by the streamer. Profile pages seem to be gone completely, instead resigned to a single, often broken line of text when you hover over a user's icon on their channel. Theater mode without chat does not occupy the width of the window, instead occupying that space with part of the background.

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The new channel page design lets you easily access all of a channel’s content. We’ve added a new top navigation bar that lets you browse videos and start watching past broadcasts when a channel is offline, but easily get back to the live video player if they come online.
We also updated the layout for Host Mode, so you can scroll down to see the Channel Feed and panels for the channel you’re on, and watch, sub, or follow the channel being hosted all on a single page.

Now when you visit your favorite channels on Twitch, whether the streamer is online, offline, or hosting a friend, you can be confident that you will quickly get to the best content they have to offer.

Comments on the official Twitch blog entry detailing these new changes is going about as well as you would expect. The blog says there will be even more "big reveals" coming during the TwitchCon Keynote, which takes place September 30 at 2PM (PT). Strangely enough, you can watch the Keynote on Twitch.