If you have a premium, are recruiters starting to take you more seriously? I don't get it.

exactly, there are tools to make mockups and there are tools for making UI, you can't get everything in one piece. Axure is the basis for prototyping

"To see some ugly works Email me at: ..." I always receive such texts as false modesty.

The page has a very low contrast and is very illegible and unusable. If it's such a trend to do something that is unreadable, I do not buy it

Very helpful, thanks :)

Usually when I read "Every journey begins with a single step" or similar paraphrase of Chinese proverb "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step" I close an article, because it isn't true. I know many cases of people (without any experience in UX) who were allowed to large project and did a great really great job.

Today, these positions largely overlap with competences. This infographic only mixes in the mind of someone who isn't oriented in the "industry". Sorry, I do not buy it.

behance and dribbble links in very simple one screen landing page, that's all.

Once, I was asked to do that, for accelerate the process making an mobile app. Yeah, good idea! why not, the deadline was close. Finally I did it from beginnig, because almost nothing matched thematically to the application.

Maybe I went too far to say that it was made "for fame" but my observations confirm this opinion. Yes I should keep this note for myself. But I think I needn't keep bad opinions about someone's work for myself (if he puts his work under evaluation).

I think that's an obvious thing. Designers who can't explain their design decisions, have copied their work, or have used ready-made solutions, or they are simply incompetent. That's my opinion.