Design assumptions are the foundational beliefs or conditions taken for granted when creating a system, product, or plan. They guide decision-making, shape specifications, and help teams anticipate risks. Architects, engineers, and project managers rely on them to align stakeholders, reduce uncertainty, and validate solutions—ensuring designs meet real-world needs before costly implementation begins.
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