The tech industry is rapidly changing, with companies prioritizing AI-native teams and increased productivity. Designers face the challenge of adapting creative workflows to AI. This guide offers insights for designers aiming to become AI-native. The author advocates for stepping away from traditional tools like Figma to embrace new methods. Initially, designers can use tools like Claude to create interactive HTML prototypes quickly. This allows for rapid iteration and feedback, even when designing complex workflows.While visual fidelity might not be AI's current strength, getting prototypes 90% there is highly efficient. Claude Design offers improved visual polish and the ability to compare multiple iterations. The author found that the product itself should become the design "Source of Truth." This means designers need to get comfortable shipping their own code.Accessing the codebase allows designers to perfect details and add interactive elements. The author believes any designer can learn to code with practice and the right support. To advocate for designers coding, share examples, explain benefits, and find an engineering champion. Starting with a coding agent bot is a low-friction entry point. Ultimately, designers can proactively push for these changes within their organizations.