r/userexperience
User Experience
Founded June 2008 · Public — anyone can post
A community where professionals, enthusiasts, and individuals interested in the field of user experience can share knowledge, ask questions, and engage in discussions about various UX-related topics.
Members
149,009
149K
Online now
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not captured in the last snapshot
Posts per day
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Comments per post
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Growth · 7d
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not enough history yet
Growth · 30d
+0.4%
+575 members · ≈33d
Published rules
8
2 mention promotion — quoted below
Last post
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no sample yet
Distinct posters
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no sample yet
Tracking since Aug 7 · growth spans are the real distance between snapshots, not rounded windows. Posts/day is measured from the community’s own newest posts on Reddit, not from what Prowlo happens to crawl.
Member growth
What r/userexperience's rules say about promotion
2 of 8 published rules mention promotion, advertising or spam. Quoted from the community's own rules page, not summarised.
No blog-spam, paid events, or marketing materials
rule 3 of 8
No self-promotion without prior contributions
rule 8 of 8
Please contribute to the community before showing off your own work or materials. Aim for a 10:1 ratio.
The other 6
- No off-topic posts
- No surveying or research recruitment
- No memes, images of poor UI, or other non-constructive image posts
- No job postings
- No Rants
- Post career questions and requests for critique in their respective stickied threads
Read from r/userexperience’s published rules on Mar 12. Communities change their rules without notice and enforce requirements (karma, account age, flair) that may live in the sidebar or automod rather than here — the source page is the authority.
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r/userexperience — frequently asked
How many members does r/userexperience have?
r/userexperience has 149,009 members as of our most recent crawl on Oct 12. Prowlo re-checks tracked communities on a rolling schedule, so this figure moves rather than sitting frozen at whatever it was when a scraper last ran.
Is r/userexperience growing?
Over the last ≈33 days r/userexperience changed by +0.4% — a gain of 575 members. We compare against the nearest snapshot we actually hold and state the real span rather than rounding it to a clean "30 days".
How active is r/userexperience?
We don't have a reliable posting-rate sample for r/userexperience yet. Subscriber count alone is a poor guide to whether a community is active, so treat this one as unverified until the next sample lands.
When was r/userexperience created?
r/userexperience was founded in June 2008 and is a public — anyone can post community. Age matters: an older community with steady growth has survived Reddit's moderation churn; a young one with a spike may not.
Can I promote my product in r/userexperience?
r/userexperience publishes 8 rules and 2 of them address promotion. The first, “No blog-spam, paid events, or marketing materials” Read the full rule text on this page and the community's rules page before posting — moderator enforcement is the thing that actually decides.
How do I monitor r/userexperience for mentions?
Hit Watch on this page. Prowlo starts crawling r/userexperience into your Dataset — every new post indexed and embedded, searchable semantically, queryable by your AI agent over MCP, and able to trigger keyword alerts in Slack. Prowlo is read-only; it never posts on your behalf.
Can my AI agent read r/userexperience's stats?
Yes. Everything on this page is one MCP tool call away: catalog_get_subreddit returns r/userexperience's members, growth, promo tolerance and similar communities as typed JSON — free, no credits. Connect your agent to api.prowlo.com/mcp and it can vet the community and start watching it in the same conversation.
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