r/UI_Design

41K archived posts · Dec 2012 – Sep 2026

UI Design

r/UI_Design

User Interface Design (UI Design) is the design of user interfaces for the web and devices using design and typography principles with a focus on maximizing usability and the user experience.

Created Dec 8, 2012

194KMembers (last snapshot)

41KArchived posts

New to the sub or looking for help? Please read our Wiki.

UI Design Submission Policy

Visit the UI Design Wiki for all posts related to getting started in UI Design including career, courses, and software, please go here first before posting.
Follow reddiquette, don't self-promote No freelance, business, agency, OR self-promotion. This includes your portfolio, Dribble, Behance, Instagram, Youtube channel, apps, services, software, platforms, blogs and tools.
When sharing your UI WORK Include an overview of the project including the software & tools used, intended audience, etc to help others to understand your design and processes and provide constructive feedback.
When providing FEEDBACK Constructive criticism is encouraged and hate is not tolerated. If you dislike something say why and try to include helpful tips on how you see best to improve. Downvoting is not critiquing.
NO SPEC WORK, SURVEYS OR JOB requests, or any type of design contest. No FREE work requests of any kind. Respect our designers in the sub and the industry. Job posts belong in r/forhire, r/DesignJobs or r/jobs

General

All off-topic and lazy links posts will be removed. This including resources, kits, YT videos, Medium Blogs and other external blogs/content posts (e.g "5 UI trending tips/ tools in 2020").
Please do not flood the sub with Daily UI challenges.
Using multiple accounts to bypass the rules or for any other reason will get you banned.
No memes or other types of non-design related content. See r/CrappyDesign or r/designmemes*