Overengineering occurs when a product's complexity exceeds customer needs, causing delays, increased costs, and potentially losing touch with the actual user experience.
The major risks associated with overengineering can include anything from missed timelines, high costs, or lack of engagement with the product, ultimately affecting user satisfaction.
Reducing the complexity of product development is crucial to ensuring that products reach the market in a timely manner and fulfill user expectations without unnecessary features.
An effective approach to prevent overengineering involves focusing on core user needs and avoiding unnecessary feature creep during the development process.
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