Can you promote in r/ux_design?
Welcome to r/UX_Design. A gathering of UX designers and UX researchers talking about everything User experience. Start now by posting interesting tools, case studies, and resources! Do you have any questions about UX design? Ask away!
The short answer
Participate organically, share useful case studies/tools/resources, disclose affiliation briefly, avoid overt sales, links, or recruiting language unless clearly relevant and non-promotional.
What works here
- Posting case studies and resources
- Sharing useful tools or tutorials when directly relevant
- Answering questions and engaging in discussions
What gets posts removed
- Posting obvious ads, solicitations, or job offers
- Disguising promotion as neutral content
- Excessive self-promotion or repeated product pushes
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo video-only posts / require context
Videos must include written description/commentary so posts aren't just promotion-for-views
Job postings and solicitations banned
Job offers, requests for work, or posting that you are available for work are not permitted
Spam/self-promo removed
Spam disguised to promote your service or product will be removed and excessive self-promotion can lead to ban
Sidebar encourages tools/case studies
Community description explicitly invites posting interesting tools, case studies, and resources
Official rules of r/ux_design
- 01No video only posts
- 02Job postings, job searches, and requests for free work are not allowed.
- 03Spam disguised to promote your service or product will be removed.
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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