Hello, I'm Jeremy List. Product designer turned UX designer turned product manager. Chess enthusiast. Runner. Cyclist. Cofounder of 3 amazing kids.
My Photography
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
So, I was thinking...
Can Technology Make Working-from-Home Work?
June 10, 2013
Since Marissa Mayer took over Yahoo, I’ve heard a lot of discussion and debate about the concept of working from home. I have a lot experience on both sides, and can confidently say that I whole heartedly agree with her decision. There’s no question that people are more effective at work, surrounded by team members. In my experience, exceptions are rare.
To paint an “ideal” picture of a working environment I have to take a page out of Steve’s book. When Apple built their campus, they specifically designed it to encourage random, unlikely conversations. Brilliant. It’s well known t...
To paint an “ideal” picture of a working environment I have to take a page out of Steve’s book. When Apple built their campus, they specifically designed it to encourage random, unlikely conversations. Brilliant. It’s well known t...
The Media Server of my Dreams
February 6, 2013
I have a media server and I generally like it. What I don’t like is how complicated and time consuming it is get the content backed up and how difficult it is for me to access my content on all of my devices. As with anything that annoys me, I’ve decided how I’d do it differently if it were my product. The following is my vision for a media server that I would happily buy. My hope is that someone with the ability to make this vision become reality will read this and get inspired…
I would like a media server with Plex pre-installed and the ability to backup to the cloud (for a reas...
I would like a media server with Plex pre-installed and the ability to backup to the cloud (for a reas...
“Making Good Decisions as a Product Manager” by @BrandonMChu blackboxofpm.com/making-good-de…
June 14, 2018
I'm not sure why, but this reply from @SlackHQ makes me feel important. Doing it right #respect 👊 pic.twitter.com/niaYmip4h8
November 18, 2016
Designing interfaces for your mom - Not a bad guideline blog.marvelapp.com/designing-user…
September 15, 2016
Amazon opens up its product recommendation tech to all engadget.com/2016/05/17/ama… via @engadget
May 17, 2016
A friend of mine is organizing this event. Check it out. twitter.com/RoboBusinessHQ…
October 25, 2017
“Your design portfolio is in a pile with hundreds of other ones and the reviewer is in a hurry.” by @bryanlanders medium.com/@bryanlanders/…
May 27, 2016
Eight Mistakes You’ll (Probably) Make in Your First Product Management Job lnkd.in/g8CurBD
January 9, 2017
“A slow, beautiful site will always be less satisfying to use than an inelegant fast site.” – blog.marvelapp.com/a-designers-gu…
January 18, 2017
Childrens Reward Program
March 9, 2013
Several years ago I started a very interesting project with a friend. He came to me with a great product idea he called “NagNot” (don’t nag me). Based on sound research we developed out the creative and logic for the initial release of the product (you can see it here if you wish http://www.behance.net/gallery/NagNot-iPhone-application/7290465). Unfortunately, life got in the way, the team got busy, more children arrived and we ended up putting the project on hold – indefinitely.
The reason I was so interested in the concept was because at the time I had one little boy. I now stil...
The reason I was so interested in the concept was because at the time I had one little boy. I now stil...
Assembling the Avengers (Or How Startups Evolve Their Team Structures to Scale) lnkd.in/eYhFkxt
May 26, 2016
“At least we know that we’re as smart as smart people, who are actually making money”- Jeff Kischuk
(via quote-a-licious)
March 14, 2013
July 25, 2018
The positive stuff is so much nicer to hear ;) twitter.com/7KasparianHarr…
November 1, 2017
Style guide driven development css-tricks.com/style-guide-dr…
June 20, 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...
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...
Can You "See" Agile Working?
June 14, 2013
When it comes to messing around with your teams effectiveness, there’s no replacement for experience and common sense. Please don’t jump in head first because you’ve read an article that sounded hip and trendy or a colleague says it’s “really great”. Make sure that you’re absolutely ready to take the step from theory to practice. Take baby steps, collaborate thoroughly with your team and be smart about introducing any new concepts. Most importantly, you can’t read your way into agile. Theory is great, but as any machinist will tell you, making it “real” is an entirely different game. Make sure...
“The ultimate guide to proper use of animation in UX” by @skytskyi uxdesign.cc/the-ultimate-g…
September 11, 2018
Why Nintendo should partner with Apple
March 21, 2013
I’m not an avid gamer, but I know my way around the different gaming consoles...
“The ethics of good design: A principle for the connected age” by @aweyenberg medium.com/swlh/dieter-ra…
November 30, 2016