The author seems to incorrectly conflate UX and visual design.
Dribbble is purely for showcasing visual design (aka technical implementation). It's the price of admission for being a designer. Dribbble isn't for, nor should it be for, explaining UX decisions.
User experience design and interaction design are different skill sets within the design discipline.
If you are impressed with someone's dribbble, then arrange for a phone interview or an in-person white boarding session.
Design is problem solving just like engineering, just a different type of problem set. Treat it as such.
Dribbble is purely for showcasing visual design (aka technical implementation). It's the price of admission for being a designer. Dribbble isn't for, nor should it be for, explaining UX decisions.
User experience design and interaction design are different skill sets within the design discipline.
If you are impressed with someone's dribbble, then arrange for a phone interview or an in-person white boarding session.
Design is problem solving just like engineering, just a different type of problem set. Treat it as such.