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
Sysomos New UI
August 6, 2015
Canon iPhone Camera Case
August 11, 2013
Product Sketches
August 15, 2013
Indigo Mobile Strategy & Vision
July 15, 2013
Websites
October 21, 2012
Concierge® Shopping Cart Handle
October 21, 2012
XE Mobile Application
August 15, 2013
Concierge® Battery Charge Cart
February 22, 2013
Sysomos Laptop Stickers
October 11, 2015
Wireframes
August 15, 2013
Wrapping Bicycle Grip
February 24, 2013
Lexicon Flow
October 21, 2012
Food Lion iPhone Application
October 21, 2012
Mercatus Design Innovation
February 22, 2013
Price Chopper Android Application
February 22, 2013
Me in a Nutshell Wireframes
August 11, 2013
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So, I was thinking...
Great read from @LucyList. Scaling design @TELUS #designsystems
July 25, 2018
The ad tech renaissance
January 5, 2017
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...
Design Critiques in a positive way…
October 27, 2016
Found this waiting for me this morning :) #joy #goodmorning
August 3, 2016
How to create a collaborative culture of innovation by Daniel Bianchi
April 23, 2019
Segway is back, and it’s coming for your last shred of dignity
September 28, 2018
Assembling the Avengers (Or How Startups Evolve Their Team Structures to Scale)
May 26, 2016
Well put @byosko!
October 28, 2016
3 Roadmap Templates Every Product Manager Should Use
October 20, 2016
Cozumel 2017 Diving: via @YouTube
February 18, 2017
Micro-Moments – Think with Google
July 26, 2016
Style guide driven development
June 20, 2016
Check out lucaercolani in a Nutshell #MeinaNutshell via @MeinaNutshell1
May 5, 2016
The positive stuff is so much nicer to hear ;)
November 1, 2017
The Evolution Digital Cameras
February 3, 2013
I’m an avid hobby photographer, and I’ve always been partial to Canon products. I’ve owned several Canon digital cameras and currently have 3 in my collection. My favorite of these is my EOS 400D that I bought on business in Singapore. The next DSLR I’ll buy will probably be a Canon product, but it’ll need to have WiFi built in (nudge, nudge, wink, wink). With my obvious bias toward Canon, I’ll be directing my comments toward them rather than Nikon.

The Future of DSLR’s

I recently saw a commercial where the DSLR product was being positioned in such a way that it was f...
Image Meta Data
February 21, 2013
Pinterest is a great tool. I admit, I don’t use it very much but I don’t have to use it to recognize the potential. I believe, to take tools like Pinterest and Facebook to a completely new level images need to be self aware. Imagine if that picture of a dress knows what it is. To do this it needs to know it’s SKU (Stock Keeping Unit - such as a UPC)

Once an image knows it’s SKU, we can do all sorts of wonderful things. We can figure out who makes the product and get pricing information in real time. Amazing. Better yet, I can click on that image and using some fancy utility I can...
“How FreshBooks Got Its (Design) Mojo Back” by @freshbookspd
June 7, 2016
Professional Ratings
February 11, 2013
If I was Linked In, I’d be focused on more on people differentiation. I’m pretty certain that there are a lot of people out there who don’t really deserve recommendations who are still getting them. In my book there are two types of people; people who I’d partner with, and people who I wouldn’t. If I wouldn’t feel comfortable giving you 50% of a business where you and I have the best skills to make it succeed, then I should probably keep looking for the right person.

I was recently speaking to a smart person who told me his view on differentiation. You’ve got your 6’s and your 9’...
I just registered for 2019 pride & remembrance run using Race Roster. Join me -
June 7, 2019
Nike+ on my Bike
January 19, 2013
I was once a very good cyclist. Since that time I started a career and had 2 kids (with my 3rd days or hours away). Now I’m a very bad cyclist, but I still very much enjoy the sport. I recently managed to get myself out on my road bike after neglecting her for at least 2 years. She’s a very beautiful machine that’s outfitted with a very fancy computer. A fancy computer that I forget how to use it after about 4 months of neglect. Once I remember how to use it however, it’s a neat little device.

In similar news, I recently started running again. I purchased an iPod Nano to help me k...
Check out sherryjeffery in a Nutshell #MeinaNutshell via @MeinaNutshell1
May 5, 2016
The Future of Shopping for Clothing
June 27, 2012
Here’s an idea that I’ve had for a number of years, but as with many of my ideas, I’m realizing that I’m not going to act on them so I may as well open them up for others to critique.

I remember first starting to think about this about 10 years ago. Seriously. It’s been that long. It was about 5 BK (before kids) and I had a lot of time on my hands. The reason I remember the origins of the idea so well is because the root of the concept continues to amaze me. My wife, who is not a video game lady by any stretch started to play a little game called The Sims on her computer. I rememb...
Introducing Highline BETA – a Startup Co-Creation Company via @byosko
July 12, 2016
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