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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.

242k subscribers389 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~1% by known bots)310 authors / mosince 2012

r/UI_Design has 242k members (+13% over the last 12 months). It gets about 389 posts a month from 310 people. Top topics: UX/UI Design, Web Design & Development and UX Design Challenges.

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Size and growth

How r/UI_Design has grown

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Subscriber growth

Subscribers over time

+13%in 12 months · +2.2% in 3 months · +0.5% in 1 month
Oct 2026242k
Growing242k subscribers
Data since Mar 2018Live · through Oct 2026
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Monthly activity

Posts, comments and authors per month

−24%vs Sep 2025 · −17% last 3 months vs the 3 before
Sep 2026389
QuieterPeaked at 647 in Aug 2025
Sep 2026: incl. ~1% by known botsData through Sep 2026 · October usually lands mid-November

What people talk about

Topics and brands on r/UI_Design

Top topics

Share of the subreddit's posts

  1. UX/UI Design2.7%
  2. Web Design & Development1.1%
  3. UX Design Challenges1.1%
  4. Icon Design & Customization0.7%
  5. UX/UI Career Navigation0.7%

Brands people mention

Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months

  1. Apple
  2. Figma
  3. WebAIM
  4. World Wide Web Consortium
  5. Audioeye

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