överengineering
Overengineering refers to the practice of designing or building a product, system, or solution with excessive complexity, features, or robustness beyond what is necessary or practical for its intended purpose. It often involves spending more time, resources, or effort than is justified by the problem being solved or the value it provides. While a certain degree of foresight and robustness is beneficial, overengineering can lead to several drawbacks.
One common consequence of overengineering is increased cost. Developing and implementing overly complex systems can be
Overengineering can also result in performance degradation. Unnecessary features or intricate internal structures can sometimes slow