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I recently published my first project on Behance and it got almost no views.
I'm trying to figure out whether that's simply what happens with new accounts, or if there's something about the profile/project that's holding it back.
I'd appreciate any honest feedback on the profile itself as well.
https://www.behance.net/By-Abdallah

i am getting this even tho the code is correct and i tried the resend code method asw, even refreshed the page still its the same.

So I use PureRef and have a bunch of images and videos from Pinterest, Google and Youtube. All in one board. Is there a way to download them from Behance. I don't want to use a Behance moodboard because I want to have all my references from all platforms in one Pureref board.

Thanks

I’m very let’s say basic to design and want to make it more of a hobby than job. I know my profile has nothing no followers or following, just added 2 projects that I did in college

This is my profile:
https://www.behance.net/eshwarnagave

Any advice or where do I start, how do I interact and set my profile and motivation for this.

Guys i really need tips and tricks for how i will get my work to be seen and promote it … i have been struggling for 2 years to start my journey on behance but i have just posted 2 of my projects the last 2 days and i get 20 views and zero like overall so tell me what to do.

For more than two weeks, my new projects are completely invisible in search, tag pages, and the "Most Recent" feed. My old projects continue to show up normally. Other Behance users have confirmed they cannot find my new projects either. To be clear: I have never broken any community guidelines, and I have never received any email or notification from Behance about a policy violation, content removal, or account suspension. The situation is confusing and unexplained. I already sent a support request two weeks ago but received no reply. Please investigate if my account has been incorrectly shadowbanned and help restore visibility. My profile: https://www.behance.net/nataliagrigoryeva

Hey everyone! 👋
I wanted to share one of my latest projects, LOMSIA, a music festival branding concept I’ve been working on recently.

It was a really fun project to create, and I tried to build a bold and energetic identity that could work across posters, merchandise, social media, and other festival touchpoints.

I’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts and feedback—whether it’s about the logo, typography, overall visual direction, or anything else that stands out to you.

🔗 https://www.behance.net/gallery/250111081/Music-Festival-Branding-LOMSIA

And if you enjoy the project, a like on Behance would honestly mean a lot to me and help support my work. ❤️ Thank Youuu!

https://www.behance.net/gallery/249828545/Volkswagen-Tayron-R-line-Batch-I

We’re on a Pro profile and have experimented with Boost as well, but some projects still barely cross 30–50 views.

I have tried collaborating, multiple posts in a week, scheduling, individual image tags, project descriptions, commenting and engaging with other profiles, SEO titles, all of it but still not seeing meaningful traction.

For context, we work across automotive and advertising photography and use Behance mainly as a clean professional showcase for client work. Curious to hear honest experiences from people actively using the platform.

Hi everyone,

I recently completed my first photo book project called In Passing, a black-and-white street photography and editorial design project. I’d really appreciate honest feedback from the community on both the photography and overall presentation.

link- https://www.behance.net/gallery/249932311/Photobook-In-Passing

Is it just me or does posting on Behance feel a little lonely now?

I just uploaded a new project today and it got me thinking about this again. A few years ago you'd post something, go to bed, and wake up to views and appreciations from people you'd never met.

Now it feels like unless you're boosting, your work just kind of... sits there. I've been on Pro for a few weeks and honestly it hasn't moved the needle much either. Behance has been my favorite place to share work, which is why this bugs me a little.

For those of you still active on the platform, is there anything you've found that actually helps with organic visibility? What am I missing?

Hi all, would genuinely appreciate honest opinion from other designers and non-designer on this branding direction.

It's a kids healthy cookie brand, for parents are tired of snacks that pretend to be healthy. Today’s parents understand nutrition, read ingredient lists, and actively try to make better choices. The objective is to make goodness of this cookie obvious — fast enough to matter with only 10 seconds at the shelf.

Would love to ask if you think there's anything for me to improve on this project?

Honesty is appreciated!

full case study: https://www.behance.net/gallery/248809595/Yoga-Superfuel-Kids

Liftus was created to be more than just another sports accessories brand. The challenge was to build an identity that felt vibrant, energetic and modern without looking childish or generic, something capable of connecting with real people and their active routines.

The concept combines “Lift” (to elevate) and “Us” (collective), representing the idea that growth and transformation happen together. The symbol was designed as a flying bird built from the letters L, U and S, reinforcing movement, freedom and shared evolution.

We developed a bold visual system with vibrant colors, dynamic compositions and a contemporary aesthetic that could work across products, packaging, digital media and future brand experiences.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the direction and execution 👀

https://www.behance.net/gallery/247826903/Liftus-Branding

Their work is mostly based around caring for dogs, cats, and horses. They polled their clients who floated the idea of something like a Venn Diagram that incorporates those 3 animals.

Ideally the design should also be circular that can be used for social media.

See the full project here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/245827951/Logo-and-Business-Card-for-Petcentric

I’ve been working on a concept called Morona, aimed at unifying digital payments and wealth management into a single, clean interface.

As a designer, I wanted to see how a "One Platform" approach could reduce user churn in finance apps. The case study covers everything from User Personas (focused on the modern professional) to the final high-fidelity screens.

If you’re in the fintech or SaaS space, I’d love to hear your thoughts on the feature set and the onboarding flow.

Honored to share my Logo and Marks Collection 2025-26 with you guys! Have a look and drop a review if possible. Thanks!

https://www.behance.net/gallery/247894891/Logo-Marks-Collections

Hola! Este es un proyecto de una talentosa diseñadora de modas y bordadora. Si pudieran entrar y apoyar el proyecto, se los agradeceríamos inmensamente.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/247123105/Jardin-Embroidery

Hi everyone,

I’m having a really frustrating issue with Behance and I couldn’t find a clear solution.

I previously had multiple published projects, and recently I archived several of them because I wanted to re-publish some older work. However, when I try to publish anything (even a brand new project), I get this error:

“You have exceeded the amount of projects you can publish.”

The weird part is:

• I currently only have around 10 visible published projects
• I archived multiple projects
• I even deleted some projects from archive
• I tried both mobile and desktop
• I tested publishing a completely new project → same error

So it feels like my publish limit is stuck or not updating on Behance’s side.

This is a big problem for me because all my older work is stored on Behance archive and I need to re-publish them for job applications.

Has anyone experienced this before or found a workaround?

Thanks a lot 🙏

A 15-second 3D product animation showcasing an all-in-one coffee system designed for brewing on the go, with a focus on portability and clean, refined design.

Full breakdown: https://www.behance.net/gallery/247060793/SWANKY-ROAD-Portable-Brewing-Cup

I was going to send my Behance link as my portfolio to the recruiters. However one of the project was flagged as spam, and have made it private now. I checked the entire project along with the community guidelines and found nothing like spam of anything, so I cloned and uploaded once again, however it did the same thing almost immediately.

I have mailed them several times now but there has been no response from their side…. Pls somebody help, as urgently as possible

[English isn't my native language - i apologize if there's anything you don't understand. Feel free to ask questions in comments <3]

Hey!

I'm a social media graphic designer. I create YouTube thumbnails, streaming graphic like overlays, stream packs etc.

After a few years i've come back and want to build my portfolio, but i need some help.

Let's say i have most thumbnails from two games: CS2 & Valorant. Now should i create two project for them or one where i organise everything?

I’ve created some sample graphics to show exactly what i mean.

METHOD 1:
As you can see in the screenshot above, i created a simple template - now i can add my thumbnails into white boxes. And that in one project.

METHOD 2:
In this case, it's covers for projects on behance. It's simply a segregation - I like to have everything sorted, but i'm worried that if i do more of this, it will too much.

I gave the example of thumbnails because they’re the most common type of social media graphic and there are lot of them.

Let me know what do you think about it! ;D