Product review (5 stars): "Universal" means not a perfect 1for1 match, but this product accounts for many different oven variations and likely will work
There is no reason to knock off any stars for this product if you set your expectations correctly.  There are thousands of different ovens out there made by dozens of different manufacturers, so you have to expect that a "universal" part such as this is not going to be a 100% match to the part you're replacing.  But, it will almost certainly work, and work exactly as your previous one.

The heating element itself was identical to the ones my Maytag uses for both broiler and oven.  However, as the picture plainly demonstrates, the bracket holding the heating element is the one designed to attach to the broiler.  No biggie, simply remove the dead ignitor from the old bracket, and place this new element back in it, screw it back in, and voila.

Now, the trickiest part for most DIYers is going to be the wiring.  Lucky for you, it's actually really simple, thanks to this kit.  It includes wire connectors for the current generation of Maytag parts, but it's almost 99% likely that it's the wrong connector for you.  How do you solve this?  By simply cutting off your old wire connectors and using the twist-on ceramic (read heat-resistant) wire nuts.  To apply, cut off the old connectors on the wires in the back of your oven, the connectors included on the new ignitor, twist the two wires together with the two in the oven, and screw the wire nuts on to secure the wires together.  Super easy.  And if your old wires are too short, this kit includes two additional spare wires you can splice in to double the length of the wire running into the back of the oven.  And the best part, since this is essentially just a resistor, you can't plug it in backwards.  Power flows through either way.

This kit really does take into account all possibilities. It even has spare insulation that you can use to patch up any holes you might've created while pushing your cable slack and connectors back through the rear of the oven.

I highly recommend this kit for anyone wanting to save a couple hundred bucks they'd be charged by a repairman for such an easy repair.  ~$35 or ~$200... I wonder what you'll pick.