1) When prioritizing sustainability requirements for product design, the most important factors are market demand and financial feasibility. Conducting accurate market analysis allows determining the appropriate production level to meet demand and avoid excess costs from overproduction. 2) The total environmental impact of a product depends on both its per-unit impact and the total quantity produced over its lifetime. Product design must consider how the product will eventually be reused or recycled. 3) Emphasizing high quality, recyclability, and energy efficiency can help minimize a product's total impact while ensuring long-term sustainability and affordability. Prioritizing sustainability does not need to compromise market needs when clear boundaries and feedback are incorporated into the design process.