When I click on notifications, the app is stuck on that project page. I can’t close out of the project, click on the artist, or use any gestures other than clicking on the pictures. I have to close out of the app and reopen to get back to the home page. This just started after the last update. The other issue I have is that you can’t click the top of the screen to return to the top when a project is open. Not sure why this hasn’t been fixed yet.

This app is useful for people who want straightforward ideas. I Myself, loving to draw unique things, downloaded this app thinking that I would get some funky and unique things to draw, but everything there was digital art. No paper, no pencil drawing tips, nothing. On top of that, all of the digital art was really basic. The for you page had nothing to do with things that I recently viewed or saved. Uploading posts or creating a profile is much more difficult than I think it needs to be, which is really annoying. The search bar basically has barely to no helpful use, because when I search a type of art up, other random things show up. In conclusion, if you could make this app less strict and more creative, that would be much better.

I love this app, however the app performance is an issue. I’m always experiencing the difficulty to access a certain creative field or finding conceptualists in experiential projects. Rather the website at choice but it is less functional than the Behance app. I see that searching for things on app brings up most of photography, I have to spend a lot of time trying to dig for content or a certain demographic no matter who I follow. The app also tends to move in slow motion on to blank, freeze and cut off at a certain amount of time of scrolling for those fields at any given time. The works me to move through and up keeping through my appreciations which drives me nuts no matter how much this app has me on a love hold .

If you born in the 90’s or after, you couldn’t imagine how tough was being a creative before those years, but if you born in the 80’s like me or before, you are really going to appreciate the existence of a virtual place like Behance.Behance is not only a social media for designers or professionals of the creative disciplines, Behance is a democratic place to share knowledge. For the first time in history, they create a Behance way to show a project, a storytelling, and a way to curate like in a “virtual art gallery”.Thanks Adobe to buy Behance and have invested in those Spanish guys who transformed the way of creatives lives.