1. to design something with excessive complexity, features, or ornamentation beyond what is necessary or practical
Usage: third person singular present tense

Examples

• The architect overdesigns every building with unnecessary decorative elements.
• She always overdesigns her presentations with too many graphics and animations.
• The software company overdesigns their user interface, making it confusing for customers.
• He overdesigns simple products, adding features that most people never use.
• The fashion designer overdesigns her dresses with excessive embellishments.
• The engineer overdesigns the bridge, making it far more complex than required.