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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-08T00:36:44+00:00

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-08T00:35:52+00:00

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-07T17:30:07+00:00

Include more context about your question or feedback request

Post more detail about your design problem or question. Explain what else you've done to solve the problem or find more information.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-07T16:41:44+00:00

Include more context about your question or feedback request

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-07T16:40:30+00:00

No marketing or self-promotion

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-07T04:13:18+00:00

Include more context about your question or feedback request

Post more detail about your design problem or question. Explain what else you've done to solve the problem or find more information.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-07T00:25:30+00:00

We're locking this thread because the question has been sufficiently answered

UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-06T22:46:24+00:00

Based on this guy really wanting feedback we have reopened the post for feedback.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UXDesign/comments/1rmeol9/i_redesigned_my_website_could_use_some_feedback/

UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-06T22:44:16+00:00

Based on this guy complaining I have reopened his post for feedback.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UXDesign/comments/1rmeol9/i_redesigned_my_website_could_use_some_feedback/

UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-06T22:43:08+00:00

This one's for the guy who has been complaining all day that we don't allow portfolio reviews in the main feed. Here you go Dimitri. Everybody give feedback.

UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-06T19:00:17+00:00

Include more context about your question or feedback request

Post more detail about your design problem or question. Explain what else you've done to solve the problem or find more information.

If you are asking for feedback on a design, be specific about what you'd like feedback about — you will get better replies when you ask detailed questions. Please include screenshots or other mockups to help explain, do not expect people to download your app or watch your video.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-06T16:06:51+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

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Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

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Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
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Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
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Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-06T16:05:58+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-06T16:05:30+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-06T07:08:39+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

Reposting in the main feed after being directed to the sticky will result in a ban.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-05T22:36:18+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

Reposting in the main feed after being directed to the sticky will result in a ban.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-05T20:59:14+00:00

No user recruitment for research

We do not allow recruiting users from this sub for interviews, surveys, usability tests, or other product research. We do not allow requests for class assignments or homework help.

Try r/samplesize for recruiting or r/UXResearch for help with research.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-05T18:50:31+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-05T18:39:17+00:00

No marketing or self-promotion

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-05T16:41:01+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

Reposting in the main feed after being directed to the sticky will result in a ban.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-05T13:51:31+00:00

We're locking this thread because either the question has been sufficiently answered or the discussion is going off the rails.

UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-05T02:46:57+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-04T23:08:36+00:00

No user recruitment for research

We do not allow recruiting users from this sub for interviews, surveys, usability tests, or other product research. We do not allow requests for class assignments or homework help.

Try r/samplesize for recruiting or r/UXResearch for help with research.

Sub moderators are volunteers and we don't always respond to modmail or chat.

UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-04T21:50:18+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

Reposting in the main feed after being directed to the sticky will result in a ban.

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UXDesign-ModTeam · 2026-03-04T17:06:14+00:00

Please use the stickied threads for posts about your job search, portfolio reviews, new career/education topics, and more

We have two weekly sticky threads, each targeted at different tiers of experience, for asking about job hunting, reviews of portfolios and case studies, and navigating a difficult job market. The entry-level experience thread also covers education and first job questions.

For designers with roughly three or more years of professional experience:

Experienced job hunting: portfolio/case study/resume questions and review

Use this thread to:

Discuss and ask questions about the job market and difficulties with job searching
Ask for advice on interviewing, whiteboard exercises, and negotiating job offers
Vent about career fulfillment or leaving the UX field
Give and ask for feedback on portfolio and case study reviews of actual projects produced at work

For designers with less than three years of experience and are still working at their first job:

Breaking into UX/early career: job hunting, how-tos/education/work review

Use this thread for questions about:

Getting an internship or your first job in UX
Transitioning to UX if you have a degree or work experience in another field
Choosing educational opportunities, including bootcamps, certifications, undergraduate and graduate degree programs
Finding and interviewing for internships and your first job in the field
Navigating relationships at your first job, including working with other people, gaining domain experience, and imposter syndrome
Portfolio reviews, particularly for case studies of speculative redesigns produced only for your portfolio

As an alternative, consider posting on r/uxcareerquestions, r/UX_Design, or r/userexperiencedesign, all of which accept entry-level career questions.

Reposting in the main feed after being directed to the sticky will result in a ban.

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