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
So, I was thinking...
“The ultimate guide to proper use of animation in UX” by @skytskyi uxdesign.cc/the-ultimate-g…
September 11, 2018
utom.design/measure/ @sketchapp measuring tool...
October 25, 2016
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...
Content - Context = SPAM #true
February 14, 2017
Designing interfaces for your mom - Not a bad guideline blog.marvelapp.com/designing-user…
September 15, 2016
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...
Assembling the Avengers (Or How Startups Evolve Their Team Structures to Scale) lnkd.in/eYhFkxt
May 26, 2016
The Inevitable Success of the iWatch
March 26, 2013
When the iWatch comes out I’m pretty sure I’m going to buy one. I’m sure I’ll buy one if it looks anything like the image above. This a lot more than I can say about most technology that I’m introduced to.
One of the reasons I feel that I’ll purchase the iWatch is because, In a way, I’ve actually owned one before. It was an iPod Nano with a watchband, and it was a great little product. It had some flaws such as you couldn’t always see the time there was no GPS, but I liked it.
Recently I was reading an article that described the billions of dollars that Apple would ad...
One of the reasons I feel that I’ll purchase the iWatch is because, In a way, I’ve actually owned one before. It was an iPod Nano with a watchband, and it was a great little product. It had some flaws such as you couldn’t always see the time there was no GPS, but I liked it.
Recently I was reading an article that described the billions of dollars that Apple would ad...
10 Usability Testing Pointers to Remember
July 13, 2013
I was recently coaching a colleague on usability testing and recognized that others might find these notes useful. Whether you’re just learning about user validation or want a quick refresher. I hope these points help you gain the best user feedback possible.
1. Two heads are better than one
Make sure when doing usability testing there are 2 people conducting the test. You’ll want an observer and a tester because it’s simply impossible to conduct a test and effectively take notes at the same time.
2. Do no wrong
Be sure to remind your users t...
1. Two heads are better than one
Make sure when doing usability testing there are 2 people conducting the test. You’ll want an observer and a tester because it’s simply impossible to conduct a test and effectively take notes at the same time.
2. Do no wrong
Be sure to remind your users t...
My creative type is Thinker, and we're known for our intellectual curiosity. Take the #mycreativetype quiz to disco… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
April 25, 2019
Really @LinkedIn? Although I really care about my network maybe you could send me more meaningful updates? pic.twitter.com/1gak9Xd3F0
November 3, 2016
Amazon opens up its product recommendation tech to all engadget.com/2016/05/17/ama… via @engadget
May 17, 2016
How to create a collaborative culture of innovation by Daniel Bianchi link.medium.com/qye09oWk6V
April 23, 2019
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...
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...
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 iPhone Gaming Adapter
February 11, 2013
I wonder why Apple doesn’t work with somebody (maybe Belkin?!) to make a serious gaming play to knock the wind out of Nintendo and Sony. Maybe even cripple them. If my son could use my iPhone paired with some super sexy gaming add-on, why would I pay $200 for a DS (OK, maybe because of the blasted Super Mario!!!).
iPad and iPhone games are great, but any games I’ve played that require on screen thumb-sticks result in a horrible experience. I believe that if Apple is going to take gaming to the next level, they’re going to need to introduce some new hardware.
iPad and iPhone games are great, but any games I’ve played that require on screen thumb-sticks result in a horrible experience. I believe that if Apple is going to take gaming to the next level, they’re going to need to introduce some new hardware.
“Facebook shares how storytelling is key to their ability to scale” by @InVisionApp medium.com/inside-design/…
September 11, 2018
Google is going to punish mobile sites that show 'intrusive' full-page ads lnkd.in/e4c-pPN
August 24, 2016
“Making Good Decisions as a Product Manager” by @BrandonMChu blackboxofpm.com/making-good-de…
June 14, 2018
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
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...
RT @DesignerDepot: Sainsbury's Asked Artists for Free Work, So Artists Asked Sainsbury's for Free Food depot.ly/m7UZ300ySv0 via @Adweek
May 25, 2016
“Applying Leverage as a Product Manager” — @BrandonMChu medium.com/the-black-box-… pic.twitter.com/rVLoEqu5ND
November 30, 2016