My UX design process typically follows something similar to a design thinking approach, which consists of five basic phases: Empathise with the users (learning about the audience), Define the problem (identifying the users’ needs), Ideate (generating ideas for design), Prototype (turning ideas into concrete examples), Test (evaluating the design).

First of all, what I do its Research about business, projects or products.

I must know much information about the essence of the product, its industry, competitors, who are the main user and their pain points (problems), as well as the main tasks of the product.

Understanding the root problem is the first essential step to discovering a successful solution. This includes clearly communicating with the end-user and understanding their business needs or unique situation. Who are they, what are their assumptions, what are their needs, how do they use existing products in "real life,", where do they click, what devices do they use, and what are they ultimately wanting to accomplish?

Who are we designing for?
What do they need?
Why?

Interviews
Self-Documentation
Meetings
User experience observation
Observe interactions
Define requirements
Create user personas
Moodboards

After obtaining a clear understanding of the problem we're attempting to solve, I move onto researching the market, analyzing competitors, and exploring possible solutions. I want to learn as much about the competitive landscape as possible. In addition, I study various apps across the digital landscape.

I try to find out who your target users are, and I explore the needs, motivations, and requirements of users. Also, I observe users in action, and I develop user web personas, user stories, and user flows.

I construct a plan based on the needs and insights gathered from my research. I define objectives and subsidiary goals.

Who are users?
What do they need?
Why?

User stories
User Personas
Experience mapping
Empathy map
User surveys
Define task flows
Sketch rough ideas

What can we do for to solve user problems?
Have we can do they?
What do we need for this?

Brainstorming
Moodboards
Designing
System (site) maps
Wireframe
Mockups
Sketching

Build a representation of all solution.
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I build a representation of all ideas and solutions. Before working on the final product I create prototypes to document the experience and interactive prototypes to test them with your real users.

Sketch
Adobe Creative Suit
Miro
Invision 
Figma
Survey Software
Google Workspace
Usertesting.com

Put your prototype in front of users for feedback.

The product should be approved by stakeholders and users through user testing sessions. I ask users to test my prototype and leave feedback. After that, I improved the product based on the knowledge I gained through this activity.

Is the right our conceptions?
What real user think about?
What can improve?

User testing
AB testing
KP1 testing
Metrics
User surveys
Focus groups

Once the designs are final and have been approved, I’ll work with engineers throughout the development process.

I’ll make sure the engineers are clear on the designs, interactions, and overall flow. It's my job to support the engineers throughout the development process, providing all assets and details, and following the development through completion.