Influential Woman · UI/UX Design
Rebecca Triboulet
Principal UI/UX Designer, Bat Around
Garlan, TX 75043
Her Story
About Rebecca
Rebecca Triboulet serves as Principal UI/UX Designer at Bat Around, where she leads the visual direction and user experience for a baseball training application. With more than 10 years of experience in digital design, she has built a diverse career spanning traditional web design, e-commerce, SaaS, B2B platforms, and native iOS and Android applications. In her role, she oversees the full design lifecycle, from concept development and wireframing to high-fidelity UI, prototyping, developer handoff, and quality assurance, while creating scalable and engaging experiences across platforms.
Triboulet brings a multidisciplinary foundation to her work, combining creative design expertise with technical and strategic thinking. She holds an Associate’s Degree in CAD and Technical Documentation for Architecture and Construction from Staatliche Technikerschule Alsfeld and a Bachelor of Arts in Virtual Design from Hochschule Kaiserslautern in Germany. Her academic background encompasses graphic design, fine arts, art history, virtual reality, animation, interface and interaction design, and game design. Throughout her career, she has developed particular expertise in design systems, visual and interaction design, usability testing, rapid prototyping, accessibility, and product design.
Triboulet attributes her success to her curiosity, adaptability, and commitment to continuously learning and embracing emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence. She takes a holistic approach to product design, balancing business objectives, technical feasibility, and the needs of end users to create solutions that are both functional and visually compelling. A strong advocate for users, she values thoughtful collaboration, attention to detail, and continuous improvement. Outside of her professional work, she is passionate about supporting animals and regularly volunteers at dog shelters, reflecting her commitment to making a positive impact both within and beyond the design community.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Rebecca
01What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my curiosity and passion for solving complex UX challenges, along with my ability to adapt to evolving technologies, including artificial intelligence. I approach design holistically by balancing business objectives, technical capabilities, and end-user needs to create thoughtful, effective, and meaningful experiences.
02What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
I believe the best career advice I’ve received is to think outside the box, step beyond the boundaries of my current role, and continuously invest in learning and professional growth. As technology evolves, particularly with the rapid advancement of AI, it is important to remain adaptable and open to new possibilities while never losing the human perspective.
03What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering the design industry is to trust your instincts, take up space, and have confidence in the value you bring to the table. Be a strong advocate for the user, and don’t be afraid to respectfully challenge team decisions when you have done your research and can support your perspective with evidence. Speak up with confidence, remain open to collaboration, and remember that thoughtful questions and informed opinions can help create better outcomes.
04What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest opportunities and challenges in my field right now is the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence. AI can help designers work more efficiently, explore ideas faster, and streamline parts of the creative process, but it cannot replace human judgment, empathy, user research, or critical thinking. I believe the greatest opportunity is to use AI as a tool that enhances our capabilities while preserving the human-centered thinking and creativity that make effective design possible.
05What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
I value curiosity, adaptability, and continuous learning, both professionally and personally. I am committed to continually expanding my knowledge, embracing change, and staying open to new perspectives and technologies. Most importantly, I value being a strong advocate for the user and ensuring that empathy, thoughtful problem-solving, and human needs remain at the center of my work.
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