How is work with tasks in the project organized?

In working on tasks, I adhere to the following process:

1. Task Acquisition: Familiarizing myself with the task description in the project management system (e.g., Jira, Trello). Studying the description, requirements, mockups (if any), and expected results. If necessary, I ask clarifying questions to the manager or analyst.
2. Analysis and Decomposition: Detailed analysis of the task, defining subtasks, and necessary steps for implementation. Estimating complexity and planning the time for execution. If the task is large, I break it down into smaller, atomic subtasks.
3. Implementation: Writing code in accordance with the project requirements and standards. Applying the necessary technologies and tools (React, Vue, Angular, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, SASS/LESS, etc.). Using Git for version control, regularly making commits with understandable messages.
4. Testing: Conducting local testing of the developed functionality, checking its operability across different browsers and devices (if applicable). Writing unit and integration tests if necessary.
5. Code Review: Creating a Pull Request (or Merge Request) with changes. Describing the work done, attaching screenshots or videos (if needed). Asking colleagues to review the code, considering their comments and suggestions, and making adjustments.
6. Deployment: After successful code review and automated checks (CI/CD), merging the code into the main branch and deploying it to the test or production environment.
7. Stand Testing: Checking the functionality on the test or production environment, ensuring everything works correctly.
8. Task Closure: After successful verification, marking the task as completed in the project management system.

During the work process, I actively interact with other team members (backend developers, designers, testers, managers). I use team collaboration tools (Slack, Microsoft Teams, etc.) for prompt resolution of arising issues.