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Hey Ezza, your work looks polished and visually appealing, which is a great foundation for any user experience project.

However, I noticed that the design doesn't fully align with the requirements outlined in the design brief for the profile page of a hiring platform. Your design is about (in your words): "this home for lecture just info for notification where and what time to teach, one more feature in this apps is accepted all about letter from student in just one apps"

That's why the 2- stars. It's essential to ensure that we meet the specific needs and functionalities that the brief outlines.

Here are a few suggestions to help you align your design more closely with the brief:

1. Profile Information: Make sure to include essential elements such as user bio, skills, experience, and portfolio sections. These components are critical for users looking to present their qualifications effectively.
2. CTA Buttons: Include prominent buttons for actions like "Edit Profile," "Connect," or "Message." This will enhance usability and guide users on what they can do next.
3. Visual Hierarchy: Consider using headings and subheadings to create a clear visual hierarchy. This will help users quickly scan through the information and find what they need.
4. Responsive Design: Think about how your design will adapt across different devices. Ensuring that it remains functional and appealing on mobile devices is vital.
5. User Feedback: It might be helpful to incorporate user feedback mechanisms, such as ratings or testimonials, to build trust and credibility.

I encourage you to revisit the design brief (https://app.uxcel.com/design-briefs/profile-page-design-for-a-hiring-platform-585), and align your design with these key elements.

This will not only fulfill the project requirements but also enhance the overall user experience.