Video sponsored by Rangle.io (https://rangle.io) Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/ddprrt/automating-ui-development Design systems and pattern libraries help designers and developers to get a common understanding of user interfaces. But even with such tools in place, there's a ton of processes and handovers involved. Each one causing possible friction and information loss. Especially over time. This might lead to new features feeling outdated on release, and screens and mock-ups getting too old too fast. With our recent move to Angular and Sketch, we were able to automate 70% of our UI development. Helping our developers to focus on the real problems, and reducing the UI review efforts tremendously. Join us and see how we produce a single source of truth for developers and designers, and how we are able to consume this source in our tool of choice. About Stefan Baumgartner "Stefan Baumgartner leads the Web experience and Design Ops team at Dynatrace. He writes for Manning, Smashing Magazine and A List Apart and made the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs. In his spare time, he organizes ScriptConf and DevOne in Linz, and co-hosts the German language Working Draft podcast. Stefan enjoys Italian food, Belgian beer and British vinyl records.". About Katrin Freihofner Katrin works as a DesignOps Engineer. She has experience in both roles - as a UX designer and as a web developer, constantly focusing on cross-team collaboration. Additionally, she is organising the #DevOne developers and ops conference in Linz. She loves being outdoors, traveling the globe and mountain biking.