Why not keep all model information on one homepage?

Because model comparison is its own question. A page per model keeps the differences straight instead of burying them in one list.

Should every user read every model page?

No. The hub is meant to route users to the one or two pages that answer their current model question.

Return to the generator and test that model path against a real prompt or reference image.

Different Stable Diffusion model families behave differently - compare them here, then jump into the generator with the right one.

Users searching for model comparisons should not be forced through a generic homepage first.

This page gives searchers a direct comparison route instead of burying model content under a general landing page.

Each model family can branch into its own landing page without duplicating the whole site structure.

Once users choose a route, they can return to the working browser flow quickly.

Flexible baseline route for broad image-generation use cases.

For users explicitly comparing newer Stable Diffusion 3 prompt behavior.

A lighter comparison point inside the SD3 family.

The larger SD3.5 route, for comparing against SD3 Medium.

A separate route for motion, not stills.

Use SDXL first when you need a broad image workflow and do not want to overfit the setup.

Users already searching for SD3 should land on a route that speaks to that model family directly.

Do not send still-image users into the wrong route if they are not evaluating video workflows.

The right model page should reduce uncertainty quickly, then send users back to a working generation workflow.