LISTS
THE PROBLEM
Recruiters needed a way to build candidate lists, share them with their team, and export to other ATS tools. They also needed visibility into what candidates were doing and saying across multiple networks. An activity feed for any group of people.
We didn't have this. And without it, Icebreaker was a search tool, not a workflow tool.
APPROACH
This was a callback to the shopping list design I'd done at Google, so I was right at home. I started with the list of lists and the list detail, then worked outward.
Partnering with my co-founder Dan, we built out a robust feature set: create lists, edit them, publish with team permissions (public/private), and even curate via natural language prompts.
MY ROLE
STATUS
THE DESIGN
Full scope of the Lists feature design in Figma
Happy path — new user bulk saving candidates from a search query
List detail — the primary view where users take action on a list
Activity feed — see what people in your list are doing across networks
Activity types — different card formats for various activity signals
Publishing — sharing the feed with team and setting permissions
Edit modal — quick changes to title, privacy settings
Empty state — starting point for creating a new list