Hello, I'm Jeremy List. Product designer turned UX designer turned product manager. Chess enthusiast. Runner. Cyclist. Cofounder of 3 amazing kids.
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I believe in sketching a lot, solving real problems otherwise it's pointless, and that less is more. Simple is beautiful
My Work
Some things that I've done
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A friend of mine is organizing this event. Check it out. twitter.com/RoboBusinessHQ…
October 25, 2017
Death to Useless Agile Lingo
April 5, 2012
Don’t be impressed with the agile lingo, it’s useless and just adds to the confusion early on. You don’t need to sound smart and drop words to impress your team. The team will have much more respect for you if you can explain what you want to do in a language they can understand. To successfully adopt the agile methodology does your team need to know what a scrum is? What about a sprint? No, but they do need to understand the concepts. Imagine introducing agile to your team like this…
“Hey team. Nice to see you again. We’re going to have a quick meeting every morning for a few min...
“Hey team. Nice to see you again. We’re going to have a quick meeting every morning for a few min...
August 3, 2016
Explore the state of design today in the 2016 Product Design Report, from @InVisionApp pic.twitter.com/rpO1h0n1BU bit.ly/1TThuXE
June 8, 2016
5 UX Factors Critical to Delivering User Delight
September 10, 2013
Creating a great experience is hard work. When you consider the research, design, validation and execution, it’s no wonder most organizations struggle. Luckily, great technology companies are starting to recognize the value of UX. Apple has shown us that if you design something well, user engagement – and ultimately profitability – will soon follow. (Thank you Apple.)
Although it’s hard to nail the UX, it’s extremely rewarding when you get it right. Here are five UX factors critical to delivering user delight.
Factor #1 – Solve Real Problems
To put it blu...
Although it’s hard to nail the UX, it’s extremely rewarding when you get it right. Here are five UX factors critical to delivering user delight.
Factor #1 – Solve Real Problems
To put it blu...
July 25, 2018
strava.com/challenges/Ama… why offer this to people in Canada when we're not eligible? #disappointed :(
November 9, 2018
When you think you’re ahead = on time. Think you’re on time = late. Think you’re late = screwed. #stayahead
September 15, 2017
Seriously @Apple switching from 1 to 2 monitors, how hard is it for you to put my sht back where it was. #firstworldproblems #angry
September 8, 2017
“Making Good Decisions as a Product Manager” by @BrandonMChu blackboxofpm.com/making-good-de…
June 14, 2018
5 UX Factors Critical to Delivering User Delight
September 26, 2015
jeremylist:
Creating a great experience is hard work. When you consider the research, design, validation and execution, it’s no wonder most organizations struggle. Luckily, great technology companies are starting to recognize the value of UX. Apple has shown us that if you design something well, user engagement – and ultimately profitability – will soon follow. (Thank you Apple.)
Although it’s hard to nail the UX, it’s extremely rewarding when you get it right. Here are five UX factors critical to delivering user delight.
Factor #1 – Solve Real Problems...
Creating a great experience is hard work. When you consider the research, design, validation and execution, it’s no wonder most organizations struggle. Luckily, great technology companies are starting to recognize the value of UX. Apple has shown us that if you design something well, user engagement – and ultimately profitability – will soon follow. (Thank you Apple.)
Although it’s hard to nail the UX, it’s extremely rewarding when you get it right. Here are five UX factors critical to delivering user delight.
Factor #1 – Solve Real Problems...
“Help. I’m in a Nutshell”- Mike Myers
September 26, 2015
Amazon Invests in Start-Up Company to Deliver Prefabricated Homes archdaily.com/902855/amazon-… via @ArchDaily
October 1, 2018
“Facebook shares how storytelling is key to their ability to scale” by @InVisionApp medium.com/inside-design/…
September 11, 2018
A Better Advent Calendar
March 16, 2013
This past Christmas my wife and I were suckered into buying those $40-50 Lego advent calendars. The idea is amazing. Every day the kids get a special treat that won’t rot their teeth! Problem is that the kids got bored about half way through December. Every day was just another little toy that they won’t play with because they really weren’t that much fun. It felt a lot like those toys you get at McDonald’s in a Happy Meal. They look fun but they’re really pretty useless.
My advice to Lego is to keep kids eyes on a goal and keep them engaged. I know the themes were Star Wars and L...
My advice to Lego is to keep kids eyes on a goal and keep them engaged. I know the themes were Star Wars and L...
“Ghost buttons: Why you should be afraid.” by @Bartholomewfish blog.prototypr.io/introduction-w…
October 17, 2017
iOS 10: Everything You Need to Know gizmodo.com/ios-10-everyth…
June 13, 2016
I just registered for 2019 pride & remembrance run using Race Roster. Join me - raceroster.com/events/2019/22…
June 7, 2019
5 user #onboarding techniques current.innovatemap.com/5-delightful-w…
September 14, 2016
Me in a Nutshell: Tell your story with a dynamic online presence producthunt.com/tech/me-in-a-n… @MeinaNutshell1 pic.twitter.com/oiPBaBbL0Y
May 24, 2016
Segway is back, and it’s coming for your last shred of dignity fastcompany.com/90242145/segwa…
September 28, 2018
Really @LinkedIn? Although I really care about my network maybe you could send me more meaningful updates? pic.twitter.com/1gak9Xd3F0
November 3, 2016
