Можно. Проблема в том, что к продукту с хорошей визуализацией и плохим юзабилити (UX) пользователи обычно не возвращаются.

Представь, ты строишь дом. Опустить часть, которая про фундамент и планировку очень хочется — украшать же всегда интереснее. В конце концов, кого парит что там “под капотом”. Но если так, не удивляйся, что в один день “поедет” пол или треснет потолок.

То же работает и в продуктовой разработке. Чтобы построить крутой с визуальной и “рабочей” сторон продукт, очень важно учитывать и UI, и UX. Просто потому что мы все любим “понятные” штуковины — которые про ‘открыл и сразу начал юзать’.

External ranking factors are links to the site and mentions of the company on other sites, signals from social networks, the tone of reviews and the reputation of the company, etc. Search engine algorithms, analyzing arrays of Internet data, calculate the mentions of the company name and domain in the media, social networks, forums and blogs.

MVP is not about “licking". But also not about applications that you can't look at without tears. The wrapper is important at any stage of product development.

A sufficient design is one that makes the product attractive and clearly shows the basic functionality.

Today's user is spoiled by products. For any problem, you can dig out a “gizmo” that promises to solve it. Are you sure that a curved design will be your competitive advantage? That's the whole answer.

On average, it takes a month. This time is enough to work out the layouts (the framework of the future product) and create a cool design (UI/UX).

Internal ranking factors are the text of the site pages and the keywords contained therein, the html code of the pages and meta tags, the internal link structure of the site, etc.. Search engine algorithms "understand the meaning" of the text, synonyms, word forms and cases. This ensures that a meaningful response is given to any search query.

External ranking factors are links to the site and mentions of the company on other sites, signals from social networks, the tone of reviews and the reputation of the company, etc. Search engine algorithms, analyzing arrays of Internet data, calculate the mentions of the company name and domain in the media, social networks, forums and blogs.

Behavioral factors determine how much the content of the site's pages is liked by readers requesting a specific search phrase. Algorithms calculate the time spent by the user on your site, engagement, number of actions (clicks, filling out forms), depth of site browsing, depth of page scrolling, percentage of read-throughs. When a visitor gets to your site for a specific search query and quickly closes it, the search engine algorithm concludes that the page does not match the search query and lowers the site's position on it. Yandex continuously tests websites, determining behavioral factors for users based on various search queries. To do this, the search engine mixes one or two "test" sites into the search results. This is how the algorithm is trained and configured for personalized responses.

The position of the site for different users and on different devices depends on personal factors. Personal search results in Search engines provide unique search results depending on: the history of search queries; user interests; age and gender of the user; geographical location; the device from which the search query is performed; his interest in sites of a certain subject; his clicks on advertising; time of day; and more. The task of SEO is to raise the site in the search results on the devices of the target audience. This is achieved by SEO promotion in a certain region or city, adapting the site to popular device screen sizes, and creating a variety of content on the site that takes into account possible related interests of the target audience.

Design development begins with defining the main user scenarios — how the user gets into the application, what he will do, what goals he should achieve, and so on.

It's cool if you know the target market — understanding the audience will help close further design questions — for example, “What color palette should I choose?”.