Behance
Behance is built around complete project stories, so it’s a better fit than Dribbble when you want to present end-to-end case studies instead of single shots. The format supports multi-image narratives and richer context, which can make your work easier for recruiters and clients to evaluate quickly.
A big differentiator is its tight connection to the Adobe ecosystem: publishing and updating portfolio work can be far more direct if you already live in Creative Cloud. That focus on “portfolio as a deliverable” tends to feel less like a scrolling inspiration feed and more like a professional profile you can share anywhere.
It’s also commonly used as a trends-and-research stop in a broader inspiration workflow—some designers explicitly start with Behance to spot new trends before checking Dribbble for what’s being posted lately, which highlights its strengths as a discovery platform beyond shots alone (check Behance to find new trends).
Best for
Ideal for creatives who want recruiter-friendly, long-form project case studies—especially Adobe users.
Standout features
- ✓Project-based portfolio pages
- ✓Adobe Creative Cloud publishing workflow
- ✓Curated galleries and discovery search
- ✓Follow, feedback, and community signals
