r/behance

-juat wanted to gather some thoughts from actual audeinces.

Hi everyone,

We've been actively building UI/UX designs, websites, mobile apps, branding, and digital product experiences, and recently put together our Behance portfolio to showcase some of our work.

We'd genuinely appreciate honest feedback from this community. Whether it's the visual quality, project presentation, case studies, or overall portfolio, we're open to hearing what you think we could improve.

If you like our work, we'd also be grateful if you could:

• ⭐ Appreciate our projects
• 👥 Follow our Behance profile
• 💬 Share your thoughts in the comments

We'll gladly check out your portfolio and return the feedback as well.

Behance Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/pixelsoft2

Thanks for taking the time to have a look. Every piece of feedback helps us create better work!

I recently uploaded a new first project to Behance and encountered a strange issue.

Right after publishing, my project was visible in the "Recent" feed for about a minute. However, shortly after that, it completely disappeared from the recent feed.

The project itself is not deleted.

I can still access it normally through my profile dashboard and via its direct link. It's just not showing up in the public "Recent" sorting anymore.

Has anyone experienced this before? Why is my project not showing up in the latest feed, and is there any way to fix this?

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Look, I’ve seen a lot of shitty stuff on Behance over the years. Hell, I’ve been actively watching it die a slow death ever since Adobe got its hands on it.

Lots and lots and lots of spam, sure, but I honestly never expected people to message me asking if they could do a little identity theft “borrowing” to help with their job hunt using my name. (To be fair, I would’ve loved to see how a guy using my identity - F32 - would get through the hiring process. Imagine the first video call: “Surprise, motherf*cker! I had a gender swap two days ago.”)

I realize now that part of my personal “internet is dead” feeling comes from the extreme enshittification of this platform. A few years ago, it was such a cool place to spend time on, discover great art, land interesting jobs, and find your next favorite artist.
Now it’s either spam or borderline illegal shit like this, and it’s honestly making me lose any hope in the future of art platforms - and, at times, the internet in general.

So, if anyone knows any other cool and safe place to post art to and follow other artists, feel free to throw it my way.

PS: if you happen to get a message like this, REPORT THEIR ASS ASAP.