Reddit's strategy of canibalising their own web experience (UX), and blocking third party apps, might not be working.

Anja Petry

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Reddit are killing their mobile web experience in an attempt to get you to download their apps. How (not) to get people to download your app? Why is it that everyone wants you to downloads their app? In this UX analysis, I'll highlight what they're doing wrong, and how you can improve your conversion rates.

How (not) to get people to download your app 🫣

<p>Good analysis, thanks for the pick!</p>
