Remember this how Facebook looked when it launched.
Don’t waste time building and testing too much in MVP stage. Just launch your hero feature, if there’s need people will still use a buggy or bad UI.
Focus on validation first.
Just ship it.
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But you should compare facebook with a UI that existed at that time in the market. Then you know that it's pretty decent.
What a user feels is UI, for a naive user UI is very important.
But yeah don't overdo it. You can improve it by overtime.
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