Is intelligence important in industrial design?.. or how to burn a client

This Habr article raises a critical question about the quality of industrial design and the responsibility of developers toward the end consumer. The author shares a negative personal experience with a product whose design proved dangerous due to incompetent engineering. The text examines the problem of 'cheap' design, where cutting costs on qualified specialists leads to the creation of poor-quality and potentially hazardous devices. The author uses irony to address the situation where low wages correlate with harmful work practices, urging the professional community to consider the consequences of negligence in design. The article serves as a warning to clients who seek to minimize development costs at the expense of product safety and functionality. The main takeaway is that intelligence and professionalism in industrial design are critical components, and neglecting them can lead to serious incidents and reputational damage.