Design constraints are the boundaries that shape a project, such as budget, materials, or regulations. Designers use them to focus creativity, prioritize features, and avoid impractical solutions. They benefit engineers, architects, and product teams by ensuring work stays feasible, functional, and aligned with real-world limits.
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