When presented with a problem and a blank screen, I start by conducting thorough research to generate ideas. I collect a blend of objective and subjective data through surveys, interviews, task analyses, and other methods tailored to the specific issue. This approach helps me deeply understand my users. I then draw inspiration from existing solutions and start wireframing. I create low-fidelity designs to establish layouts and refine these concepts into high-fidelity designs. My favorite part of this process is iteration—brainstorming multiple ideas and selecting the best ones. I view design as an ongoing loop, eagerly anticipating user feedback to continually refine and enhance my work.