Behance - Design sharing platform

The desktop version of Behance is awesome, even better than Dribbble. But when it comes to the mobile app, it's a whole different story. It's not very user-friendly and lacks some important features. For example, you can't upload images from your phone gallery or change your profile picture. I attempted to get around this by trying to upload photos from my phone storage via Adobe Creative Cloud, thinking it might be a workaround, but that didn't work either. It seems like Behance still has some work to do before it becomes truly functional on mobile devices.

Oh man, this app is a total flop. It keeps telling me there's no connection even though my Wi-Fi signal is strong as an ox. And when it does manage to upload a photo, it throws a fit if I try to add another one. Plus, forget about updating the description on any of them. I wasted so much time wrestling with this thing. Definitely not worth your while. If I could give it zero stars, I would in a heartbeat. Some folks raved about it, but for me, it was a major letdown. And no, my phone's not to blame here either.

Adjusting settings and navigating Behance can be quite a hassle, making it challenging to use. While there are talented artists showcased on the platform, the app itself is poorly designed. Instructions and guidance from Behance can be confusing and unhelpful. The setup seems tedious and repetitive, with frequent logouts that force you to sign in repeatedly, making the experience frustrating.

I think this app is really cool for showcasing your portfolio. It has some simple features for presenting your projects. The only downsides I've encountered are that there are quite a few scammers with fake profiles, so be cautious. Also, the app is very basic when it comes to customizing how your work is displayed online - you can't use templates or personalize much. But overall, I've come across a vibrant community of artists worldwide here. You can get likes, followers, and comments on your work, as well as find interesting artists to follow yourself!

Oh man, the app is really disappointing when you compare it to its web-browser version. It's such a hassle whenever I come across something on my computer and then try to search for it on my phone. I end up having to tweak around 5 filters just to locate that project, and most of the time, I end up with a frustrating "No results" message. And seriously, trying to find a studio through the mobile app is like searching in the dark - the search tab is just not intuitive at all. To make matters worse, the search results are baffling; instead of showing me the actual project I'm looking for, it throws three random ones at me first. Oh, and don't even get me started on typos - misspell just one letter, and you're out of luck. Absolutely brilliant.