Onur Cobanli explains:
A design is most effective when it's either affordable for users or when significant investment has been made in its development. When good design is cheaper, it becomes even better for the end-user due to accessibility. Conversely, investing heavily in research and development can lead to superior design quality. This investment, while costly for the designer, can result in products that are inexpensive to manufacture and purchase. Balancing development costs with affordability ensures both high quality and widespread accessibility.