Netflix is getting a redesign on the Web. Here’s what it looks like.

You know that feeling when you’re sideways-scrolling through movies at the Netflix site, and then the scrolling stops but your eyes don’t? I hate that feeling.

That’s why I’m glad that Netflix today has confirmed that it’s finally ditching that slow, single-speed, sideways-moving carousel in favor of a better presentation system. The new design can already be seen by a select group of users, and will roll out slowly to all others.

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The new design allows you to click on a tile to display more information about a movie. No more do you have to hover over the movie and wait for the popup to give you the details.

You can also see more detailed information with a single click. This includes title, full description, running time, and various stills from the show.

Sources: The Verge and TechCrunch, screen grabs courtesy of the Verge