Semantic and logical constraints play a crucial role in the design process. Semantic constraints rely on the meaning of the situation to control the set of possible actions. They help in making the design more intuitive and user-friendly. Logical constraints use reasoning to determine the alternatives. They help in maintaining consistency in the design. Both these constraints limit the actions that can be performed, thereby guiding the users towards the correct usage of the product.
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