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Can you promote in r/userexperiencedesign?

Thoughts and resources about User Experience (UX), Information Architecture (IA) or Interaction Design (ID).

The short answer

Answer helpfully first, disclose any affiliation briefly if you mention your product, and avoid direct pitches, links to sales pages, or soliciting customers.

What works here

  • Recommend a tool/service only when directly relevant to a discussion
  • Share code snippets, repos or useful non-commercial tutorials
  • Discuss UX concepts, resources, and design perspectives in community tone

What gets posts removed

  • Posting overt product launches, sales pitches, or recruiting customers
  • Self-promotion that primarily advertises a commercial service
  • Linking to commercial landing pages or blog posts that solicit services

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No Commercial or Product Promotion

Subreddit explicitly says it's not a place for selling; recommends only contextual tool/service recommendations.

No Self Promotion with exceptions

Codepens, repos and non-commercial tutorials are generally allowed but solicitations and commercial links may be removed.

Community focus

Sidebar emphasizes thoughts and resources on UX/IA/ID, favoring discussion over advertising.

Official rules of r/userexperiencedesign

  1. 01No Self Promotion
  2. 02No Commercial or Product Promotion

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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