Do lighting design of any Project in Dialux Evo

As a Lighting Design engineer, below is an outline of what approach I follow, for whatever Lighting Design Project I am assigned.
a) The first step is importing drawing in Dialux/Dialux Evo
b) Properly scaled modeling will be done from dwg in Dialux Evo, complete with floors, basements, roofs, furniture and Textures, false ceilings, cove ceilings.
c) Now the real Lighting design part will start. Where I will be assigning standards to each part of the project. I will use EN 12464 -1 and 2 or IESNA standard.
d) Once standards are assigned to our rooms the next step of Luminaire/Lamp selection will follow.
e) I will wisely select the Lamp/Light sources to be used. I will select a lamp after considering its CCT and CRI. If it suits the mood and nature of work of the space/room.
f) For arranging the light fixtures in each room, I will follow a layered approach of lighting, ambient, task and accent lighting. Target Lux levels and uniformity will be used as per the standard applicable for that area. Light scenes will be used as per requirements.
g) I will add calculation surfaces, besides default work planes. Like UGR calculation surfaces (for measuring glare), vertical calculation surfaces for measuring vertical illumination.
h) Finally after the light fixtures have been arranged, lighting simulation will be Initiated. And the simulation results will be checked on criteria of Average Lux, Uniformity and UGR (< 19 in most cases).
i) I will check the Luminous efficacy of the project, if we are getting a good Luminous efficacy of 75-100 Lumens/watt or even more.
j) Then finally I will check if the lighting power density (Lumens/ftsq or sqm of our project has met the energy standards of ASHRAE 90.1 or other similar standards.
k) So if all our results, average lux, Uniformity, UGR, Luminous efficacy and Lighting power density, are good, then I will hand over the complete Lighting Calculation results/ UGR calculations/ Project report/documentation/ Ray trace shots, Dialux evo files as final deliverables for each project.