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Can you promote on r/UI_Design?
Only in a dedicated thread Its rules send self-promotion to a dedicated thread, such as a weekly or pinned one. Promotion outside it is removed.
AI content must be labeled Its rules allow AI-assisted content only when it is labeled as such. Other communities' AI rules.
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User Interface Design (UI Design) focuses on creating clear, accessible, visually consistent digital interfaces through layout, typography, and interaction patterns. This subreddit also covers UX and Product Design, including user research, IA, interaction design, strategy, and usability.
What its rules say about promotion
No promotion of services/products
Posts or articles that serve primarily as self-promotion are not permitted. Repeated or excessive promotion may lead to a ban.
Job offers, job-seeking posts, and requests for unpaid work are prohibited
Job offers, requests for unpaid work, or posts advertising your availability for hire are not allowed. We do not verify employer credibility, so such content will be removed.
Requesting feedback
Share clear screenshots of your design. Provide context: project goals, tools used, and target audience to help others give useful feedback. Specify what kind of feedback you want. No self-promotion in images, titles, or comments. Keep all design updates in one post. Daily UI/UX challenge posts are not allowed. If AI was used in any part of your design, you must include [AI] in your post title and apply the [AI] flair.
What its rules say about AI and bots
AI Disclosure
Any post featuring AI-assisted or AI-generated work must include [AI] in the post title and use the [AI] post flair. Both are required. This covers UI layouts and screens, individual components or patterns, icons and iconography, illustrations and graphics, placeholder or hero imagery, 3D models and assets, motion or prototype flows, and copy. Fully AI-generated designs with no significant designer input belong in the monthly AI megathread, not the main feed. Failure to disclose is
Requesting feedback
Share clear screenshots of your design. Provide context: project goals, tools used, and target audience to help others give useful feedback. Specify what kind of feedback you want. No self-promotion in images, titles, or comments. Keep all design updates in one post. Daily UI/UX challenge posts are not allowed. If AI was used in any part of your design, you must include [AI] in your post title and apply the [AI] flair.
All 6 rules of r/UI_Design
- AI Disclosure
Any post featuring AI-assisted or AI-generated work must include [AI] in the post title and use the [AI] post flair. Both are required. This covers UI layouts and screens, individual components or patterns, icons and iconography, illustrations and graphics, placeholder or hero imagery, 3D models and assets, motion or prototype flows, and copy. Fully AI-generated designs with no significant designer input belong in the monthly AI megathread, not the main feed. Failure to disclose is - No promotion of services/products
Posts or articles that serve primarily as self-promotion are not permitted. Repeated or excessive promotion may lead to a ban. - Job offers, job-seeking posts, and requests for unpaid work are prohibited
Job offers, requests for unpaid work, or posts advertising your availability for hire are not allowed. We do not verify employer credibility, so such content will be removed. - Getting started in UI/Product Design
Posts about portfolios, jobs, careers, courses, studying, or getting started in UI/UX belong in the pinned monthly megathread. Posts outside these will be removed. - Giving feedback
Constructive, UI-focused feedback is encouraged; hateful or off-topic comments are not. If you dislike something, explain why kindly and suggest improvements based on design best practices. Downvoting isn’t feedback. Downvoting isn't critiquing. - Requesting feedback
Share clear screenshots of your design. Provide context: project goals, tools used, and target audience to help others give useful feedback. Specify what kind of feedback you want. No self-promotion in images, titles, or comments. Keep all design updates in one post. Daily UI/UX challenge posts are not allowed. If AI was used in any part of your design, you must include [AI] in your post title and apply the [AI] flair.
What the written rules don't show
- Unpublished minimums. Many communities remove posts from new or low-karma accounts through AutoModerator settings that are not on the rules page, often before a moderator sees them.
- Reddit's own filters. Reddit's site-wide spam filters can remove posts from accounts that mostly share links to their own site, in any community.
- The community's norms. Many communities see themselves as peers, not an audience: post where you already take part, and make the post worth reading without the link.
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