Problem
I have found that identifying constraints and requirements is the most important part of building architecture. I have found that most people are very creative thinkers, and it is easier to have them work towards a goal with constraints and obstacles from the beginning. I'm not alone in my thinking; according to the Harvard Business Review, a combination of 145 studies found that constraints were positive for innovation and creative thought. Understanding your constraints fully will allow you to plan around them and explain them to your team and client (Asana). Designing a system with constraints in mind from the beginning will also save time later in the process if things have to be reconfigured.