Export design assets

I need the final PNG and SVG assets for the mobile app screens and icon set ready for implementation. Export every screen at 1x and 2x, name files exactly like the component IDs the engineering team uses, and put them in the shared build folder by Friday 5pm. Before exporting, check that every symbol is detached where developers expect vector assets and that text layers are outlined for the icons.

Before I export, make it easy for engineers to pick up the assets: surface the pixel sizes and intended scale factor next to each artboard, make exported file names follow our repo convention, and flag any layers that are still using effects or masks that would break in code.

I just tried to export the icons for Android and several came out flattened instead of SVG. Developers on the Android team will break if they get raster icons for different densities. I do not know whether those layers were converted to bitmaps or if an effect forced rasterization. Do you think the source components have non-vector effects or were they accidentally flattened when grouped? What is the fastest check and fix so I can re-export by the end of the day?

Every release I lose time re-exporting assets because file names, export settings, or vector treatments are wrong. I want a habit that prevents these last-minute fixes and avoids back-and-forth with Marco in Android. Which naming, layer-check, and pre-export review routine should I adopt so exports are right first time and take under 30 minutes?