ON AI

AI as my intern, not my mentor.

I use AI every day, and it has genuinely changed how fast I can move. What it hasn’t changed is the hard part: deciding which problem is worth solving, and taking responsibility for the answer.

IN THE COMMUNITY

I talk about this with other designers — most recently at UX Belgium’s UX Beers, on how AI is reshaping the daily practice of product design.

Speaker card for An-Sofie Rombouts at UX Beers: UX with AI — Did we all just get promoted?

LinkedInUX Belgium — UX Beers“UX with AI: did we all just get promoted?”

TOOLKIT

What I actually use.

Claude

Thinking partner, writing, code

Figma Make

From concept to clickable

n8n

Automation and glue

HOW I WORK WITH IT

Designing 2.0

I use skills, not just prompts.

I build reusable skills that turn a brief into research scripts, design patterns, and code grounded in best practices — so outputs stay consistent and high-quality.

I connect claude with MCPs so design stays intuitive

I link AI to the tools I already use — Figma, Company MCP — so designing feels direct and according to real data.

I optimize the way I operate

AI detects patterns in how I work and builds custom skills to close the gaps.