r/userexperience

No Self-Promo

No self-promotion allowed. Build credibility through genuine engagement.

Strictly moderatedActive

r/userexperience is a discussion community — self-promotion is not permitted. Focus on contributing insights and building a reputation before considering any product mentions.

Tips for Founders

Do This

Participate genuinely in discussions — comment, ask questions, add value.
Build up your comment history in this community over time.
Read the community rules carefully before your first post.

Avoid This

Post or link to your own product, service, or website.
Mention your project even indirectly in a promotional way.
Use DMs to pitch community members.

Self-Promotion Rules

Rules indicate self-promotion is generally not allowed.

Ratio Rule10:1 - contribute to community discussions before promoting

Link PostsAllowed

Requires FlairNo

Min KarmaNone

Min Account AgeNone

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Community Rules

No off-topic posts
No surveying or research recruitment
Try /r/SampleSize if you're looking to survey a reddit population or recruit users for research.
No blog-spam, paid events, or marketing materials
No memes, images of poor UI, or other non-constructive image posts
Informative images, images necessary to illustrate questions, or imagery accompanied with useful analysis or discussion prompts are generally allowed.
No job postings
We are not accepting job postings on this sub at the moment, but are considering ways to announce job opportunities to our subscribers. For now, please do not post jobs on this sub-reddit and consider
No Rants
Post career questions and requests for critique in their respective stickied threads
You can find sticky threads pinned at the top of the subreddit. Career questions include those about how to get started in or learn about UX.
No self-promotion without prior contributions
Please contribute to the community before showing off your own work or materials. Aim for a 10:1 ratio.