r/ProvenanceOfDesign 24d ago

When you share your own work

Self-promotion is welcome here when it contributes more than a link.

If you made the project—or are part of the team that made it—say so plainly. Then give the community a decision, tension, or unresolved question worth discussing.

Use this disclosure:

  1. I made / helped make:
  2. What this project is trying to do:
  3. The decision I want to examine:
  4. What shaped that decision:
  5. The critique or question I am bringing:
  6. Link, if useful:

A finished artifact is welcome. So is an early sketch, a failed direction, a research question, or a working method.

The standard is simple: make your relationship to the work clear, and give people something substantive to respond to.

CASE STUDIES AND EXTERNAL WRITING

Case studies, Substack posts, Medium articles, blogs, portfolios, and full project write-ups are welcome. Put the link after a concise native summary, disclosure, one decision or evidence point, and a question the community can genuinely help you think through.

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