My guess is they will never reach the point where they left the old glory, but the market is enormous, and with the smart leadership and good product, they can always compete with others and find professional users who are keen to that kind of tool and willing to pay for their pricing model.

Hi Alaric, thanks for your comment on it.

Actually, what happened lately was Behance took off his work from the public view and made him to change that ripped part. So he afterwards took another design from the internet and replaced by it.

It looks that Behance has a lot of sensitivites about stealing someone’s work. Also I had to prove that this is my only work and I did thanks to my Dribbble post where you can’t change your shot ones you post it.

The point is that wasn’t a ripping, that was a stealing - because he didn’t recreate nothing, he steal the full image and put on his project!

A lot of features but with lack of good basic functionalities. On their blog there a tons of posts about how to achieve the best user experience, but when it comes to their core business, it seems that they are not so super-cool consistent. Things work completely different in reality, right!

Even after 2+ years users are still facing with the same problems in their fancy app which is btw. too expensive for that kind of experience.

The mentioned project by fake designer was removed after my DMCA request was accepted. Thanks Behance for quick response!

You are absolutely right, there is no unique design in web/mobile design today and we need to put our ego far away of it, but you need to be really desperate or stupid to prank with someone else's feathers in a comunity like Behance